Parents love that it's completely free and fully planned: every day's math is laid out, and kids can work largely on their own. Reviewers say the math is functional rather than a standout, with thin explanations and not enough practice for kids who struggle, so many families pair it with another program.
Parents love
Completely free
Every day planned for you
Independent work
Common complaints
Math is basic
Thin practice for strugglers
Instruction can feel dull
Who it fits
Best for
Online. Runs online
Video lessons a big plus. Daily lessons include videos
Video lessons nice to have. Daily lessons include videos
Minimal: solo work. Every day is laid out; kids work largely alone
Rusty. Lessons teach the concepts for you
Anxious about it. The program does the teaching
Christian worldview. Christian curriculum
Less suited for
Mostly offline. Screen-based
No religious content. Christian content
These come straight from the scoring rules the quiz uses.
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Questions parents ask
Is Easy Peasy spiral or mastery?
Easy Peasy is described as online daily lessons. It doesn't fit neatly into either approach.
What grades does Easy Peasy cover?
Easy Peasy covers grades K–12.
How much does Easy Peasy cost?
Free.
Is Easy Peasy Christian or secular?
Easy Peasy includes Christian content throughout.
Is Easy Peasy online?
Online. The program does the teaching.
Does Easy Peasy have a placement test?
No. Everything is free, so try a level and move up or down.