For teachers
Learn Vedic Math is a free game for practising mental math: the speed tricks from Bharati Krishna Tirtha's 1965 book, practice from counting to calculus, games and daily Stars.
A 5-minute warm-up for today's class
Put one trick on the class screen. The projector warm-up shows today's Trick (a new one each day, or pick one), its worked example step by step, then three class problems that get harder, each with a Reveal and the steps behind it. It is made for a projector or smart board and a presenter clicker: big type, Full screen, and Page Down to go on.
Open the projector warm-up Open the Arena
No sign-in and no student accounts. This page stores nothing on this device. Anonymous page and event counts are sent unless Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control is on: privacy policy.
Or race today's Arena round together: 60 seconds of quick questions, the same ones for every Player in the same Mode today, on one screen or each student on their own device. The first time on a device, pick the class's Mode. With Calm on, the Arena starts on an untimed round: pick Daily challenge for the 60-second race. There are no class accounts or class leaderboards: each device keeps its own scores.
In a classroom
- Students use it in a browser on any device, with no accounts and no sign-in. Each device keeps its own progress.
- Three Modes set the pace and the wording: Explorer (about 4 to 7), Challenger (about 8 to 12) and Pro (13 to adult).
- Every trick has a short lesson, worked examples and practice that adapts to the student.
- Students under 13 never post anything online; their scores stay on the device's board.
- After one visit with a connection, the game works offline.
School plans
There is no school or classroom plan yet, and nothing here is a promise of one. Any plan for a school would need a separate written agreement with that school. If you would like to tell us what would help your class, write to hello@learnvedicmath.com.
See also for parents and the privacy policy.