Getting Started
Your student’s teacher will guide them through logging in to Magma Math.
Depending on your school or district, students may sign in using:
Clever
ClassLink
Google
Microsoft
Schoology
Canvas
Once logged in, students can access assignments, quizzes, and Practice Mode directly from their dashboard.
Personalizing the Experience
Students can customize Magma Math to make learning more comfortable and accessible.
By selecting the profile icon next to their name, students can:
change the language
adjust text size
turn on text-to-speech
choose how they submit answers
Students can:
type answers
write using a touchscreen or stylus
use digital math tools and manipulatives
What Assignments Look Like
Assignments in Magma Math are interactive and designed to help students show their thinking.
Students can:
solve problems directly on the canvas
write, draw, and model their thinking
use tools like pencils, highlighters, shapes, and manipulatives
drag and organize objects on screen
translate text or listen to problems read aloud
Magma Math is designed to feel more like an interactive math notebook than a traditional worksheet.
Understanding Student Progress
Magma Math uses colors to help students and teachers quickly understand progress.
Color | Meaning |
🟩 Green | Correct on the first try |
🟨 Yellow | Correct after multiple attempts |
🟥 Red | More support or practice may be needed |
These indicators help students reflect on learning while giving teachers insight into understanding and growth.
Practice Mode
Students can also use Practice Mode to:
strengthen skills
revisit challenging concepts
receive immediate feedback
practice independently at their own pace
Practice Mode may include:
personalized recommendations
instructional videos
progress tracking
star ratings based on accuracy
How Families Can Support Learning
You do not need to be a math expert to support your student’s success.
Helpful ways to support your child include:
encouraging regular practice
asking questions about what they are learning
celebrating effort and growth
helping establish consistent learning routines
reminding students to ask teachers for help when needed
Small moments of encouragement can make a big difference in student confidence and persistence.