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First In Math review

#62 of 121 in Math Learning Apps

Broad, gamified math practice with assessment, family access, and school integrations.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

First In Math is a cloud-based mathematics practice platform for schools, teachers, families, and students. It combines standards-aligned games, sequential Skill Sets, instructional videos, assessment reports, digital rewards, computational-thinking activities, and teacher-student messaging. The published learner focus is elementary and middle school, with content progressing from addition through multi-step algebra. School subscriptions also support FamilyLink, allowing home participation and parent progress checking.

The published School license is priced at $8 per student per academic year with annual billing. It includes online math games and practice, assessment and progress monitoring, and FamilyLink access with school subscriptions. The product does not offer a free plan. Its pricing structure is straightforward for schools evaluating an annual per-student subscription, while the available feature set extends beyond practice into reporting, recognition, instructional videos, and family participation.

Platform coverage includes web, Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android, with access delivered through computers, tablets, and Chromebooks. Clever and ClassLink integrations can support school access, while email, phone, and ticket support channels provide assistance during operating hours rather than around the clock. First In Math fits schools seeking broad gamified practice with sequential learning, assessment visibility, and home engagement. Schools needing offline access or a narrower tool dedicated only to a specific math intervention may prefer a different fit.

First In Math pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Sequential skills span foundational arithmetic through multi-step algebra
    • Assessment, progress monitoring, videos, rewards, and messaging are included
    • FamilyLink, Clever, and ClassLink support school and home participation
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • Offline access is not supported
    • The experience is focused on elementary and middle-school learners

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