Everything on Izzi Math, on one page.

Nothing here needs an account. Every activity works on screen and prints, and the maths is the same whichever character is on.

Grades: Start here. Grade is the only question we ask.
Books: 38 of them. Guided practice with hints, and the working shown after every answer. Never timed.
Games: 17 of them. Short rounds on the same skills, for when something is comfortable enough to speed up. The clock is off unless you ask for it.
Printables: All 55 activities print, each with an answer key. 8 are two pages; the rest are one.
A practice pack: Three or five one-page sheets with different numbers on each — a week of practice in one print job.
New problems: Press it and the numbers change; the kind of question does not. The set you had stays at its own link, so a bookmark brings it back and the practice never runs out.
Plans: A sequenced plan: what to do, in what order, three times a week.
Same surface, different depth: 6 sheets of four questions that look alike and need four different methods — one per grade.
By skill: If you already know the sticking point, this is the faster way in.
For parents: How your child is getting on strand by strand, what to work on next, and how long and how often to do it.
Keeping score: Optional and never asked for twice: pick a creature, a name and a secret snack, and scores stay in this browser. No account, and nothing is sent anywhere.
Badges: All 24 of them, and what each one takes. A badge says what you did, so there is none for showing up and none for being quick.
Short lessons: How a clock works, and how coins work. The clock hands move, which is what a printed sheet cannot do. Linked from every time and money activity, so a child who is stuck can go back to it.
The character cup: Which of the 4 friends has been out the most, counted in badges. It ranks the characters and never the children — there is no child on it, and nothing is sent anywhere.