Walk in ready. Small-group math prep, taught live.
Eight one-hour lessons taught by a Winny Math tutor to a group of four students max. Then after every lesson, a practice module on our platform with instant grading, step-by-step solutions, and worked video walkthroughs.
8 × 1-hour live lessons8 practice modulesSolution videosMax 4 studentsOne bundle price
Getting Ready for Grade 2 Math
Eight playful, hands-on lessons that turn a confident Grade 1 counter into a confident Grade 2 problem-solver, before the first day of school.
- Builds, reads, compares, and orders two-digit numbers to 100 using tens-and-ones blocks, and can peek confidently at numbers up to 200.
- Adds and subtracts fluently within 20 using strategies like counting on, doubles, and making ten, plus the matching subtraction fact for every addition fact.
- Adds and subtracts two two-digit numbers up to 100 with regrouping, trading ten ones for a ten and a ten for ten ones without getting lost.
- Understands multiplication as equal groups and division as equal sharing well enough to solve story problems with counters - a smooth start to Grade 2's unit.
- Sorts 2D shapes by sides and symmetry, measures length in centimetres and metres, tells time to the half hour, counts coins and bills, and reads a bar graph.
Getting Ready for Grade 3 Math
Eight playful, hands-on lessons with blocks, coins, and clocks that turn a rising Grade 3 student into a confident one before the first bell rings in September.
- Reads, writes, compares, orders, and rounds whole numbers up to 1000 using base ten blocks and a hundred chart, not just by memorizing digits.
- Adds and subtracts numbers up to 1000 using the regrouping (carrying and borrowing) algorithm, including across a zero, and checks with a mental estimate first.
- Knows the 2s, 5s, and 10s multiplication facts and their matching division facts by heart, built from arrays and equal groups the student can see and touch.
- Names equal parts of a whole across halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, and tenths, and finds equivalent fractions with fraction strips.
- Counts mixed coins and bills to a target and makes correct change, tells time to the minute, measures perimeter and area with grid units, and reads a graph.
Getting Ready for Grade 4 Math
Eight tutor-led hours that turn shaky Grade 3 skills into real Grade 4 confidence - times tables, fractions, decimals, and area - before school starts.
- Reads, compares, rounds, and represents whole numbers confidently up to 10 000, with instant recall of all multiplication and division facts from 1x1 to 10x10.
- Multiplies two- and three-digit numbers by a one-digit number and divides using the area model, expressing a leftover as a remainder or fraction as needed.
- Compares and orders fractions from halves to tenths using visual models, and reads, compares, and rounds decimal tenths, seeing that 3/10 and 0.3 are the same.
- Finds the area of a rectangle by multiplying its side lengths, finds a missing side length when the area is known, and still measures perimeter confidently.
- Extends a growing pattern using a table of values, solves and verifies a simple equation for an unknown number, and calculates mean, median, mode, and range.
Getting Ready for Grade 5 Math
Eight tutor-led lessons that build real number, fraction, algebra, geometry, and data fluency before the first bell rings in September.
- Reads, writes, compares, orders, and rounds whole numbers to 100 000 and decimals to hundredths, and applies the same base-ten shift to convert metric units.
- Multiplies two-digit by two-digit numbers and divides three-digit by two-digit numbers using the area model, backed by instant recall of facts to 12x12.
- Names, compares, and orders equivalent fractions, improper fractions, and mixed numbers to twelfths, and moves between fraction, decimal, and percent form.
- Translates a word phrase or a growing or shrinking pattern into an algebraic expression, evaluates it, and solves and verifies an equation or simple inequality.
- Constructs and compares triangles, plots and transforms shapes on a coordinate grid including rotations, and finds the area of a parallelogram or triangle.
Getting Ready for Grade 6 Math
Eight tutor-led lessons that build real number, algebra, and geometry fluency - integers, fractions, percent, and the coordinate plane - before September.
- Reads, writes, compares, orders, and rounds whole numbers to one million and decimals to thousandths, and applies the divisibility rules for 2 through 10.
- Plots and compares integers on horizontal and vertical number lines, placing negative numbers next to decimals and fractions in real contexts like temperature.
- Adds and subtracts fractions with unlike denominators, multiplies and divides a whole number by a proper fraction, and calculates a percent mentally, fast.
- Extends a linear growing pattern into a table, graph, and algebraic expression, evaluates expressions with decimals, and solves a multi-term equation.
- Plots and transforms shapes in all four quadrants, measures angles up to 360 degrees, solves for unknown angles, and finds surface area from a net.
Getting Ready for Grade 7 Math
Eight tutor-led lessons that turn shaky Grade 6 arithmetic into real Grade 7 confidence - integers, fractions, percent, algebra, and circles.
- Adds and subtracts integers fluently using the zero-pair and number-line models, no more guessing at sign rules.
- Performs all four operations with fractions and decimals confidently without a calculator, including fraction-by-fraction multiplication Grade 6 skipped.
- Converts fluently between fraction, decimal, and percent form and applies percent increase and decrease correctly by identifying the base first, every time.
- Translates word phrases into algebraic expressions, collects like terms, and solves and verifies one- and two-step equations and inequalities.
- Calculates the circumference and area of a circle from its radius or diameter, and reads circle graphs and independent-versus-dependent event probability.
Getting Ready for Grade 8 Math
Eight tutor-led lessons that turn a shaky finish to Grade 7 into a confident, algebra-ready start to Grade 8.
- Multiplies and divides integers as confidently as adding and subtracting them, and handles all four operations together in one expression without a sign error.
- Adds, subtracts, multiplies, and divides fractions and mixed numbers fluently without a diagram, and moves between fraction, decimal, and percent form on sight.
- Solves real ratio, rate, and percent problems, including discount-then-tax and percent increase or decrease, by identifying the right base first.
- Translates a word phrase into an algebraic expression, collects like terms, adds binomials, evaluates by substitution, and solves one-step equations.
- Calculates the circumference and area of a circle and applies those formulas in composite 2D shapes and simple volumes, and reads data with probability.
Getting Ready for Grade 9 Math
Eight tutor-led lessons that rebuild the Grade 7-8 foundations, so destreamed Grade 9 math (MTH1W) feels like review, not survival.
- Adds, subtracts, multiplies, and divides fractions, integers, and decimals without a calculator
- Solves one-step, two-step, and both-sides linear equations, and verifies every solution
- Reads a table, graph, or pair of coordinates and writes the linear relation behind it
- Applies the Pythagorean theorem and core area, volume, and surface-area formulas
- Walks into Grade 9 number sense and algebra already fluent in the skills MTH1W assumes
Getting Ready for Grade 10 Math
Eight tutor-led lessons that turn Grade 9's linear relations into the slope, distance, and system-solving skills Grade 10 academic math assumes.
- Simplifies square-root radicals to exact simplest form by pulling out the largest perfect-square factor, and applies the Pythagorean theorem exactly.
- Expands and multiplies binomials fluently by the distributive method, including perfect-square and difference-of-squares patterns, and rearranges any formula.
- Calculates the exact length and midpoint of a segment from two coordinates, computes slope from two points instantly, and writes a line's equation in any form.
- Recognizes parallel lines from equal slopes and perpendicular lines from negative reciprocal slopes, and writes a line's equation through a given point.
- Solves a system of two linear equations by substitution and elimination, sets one up from a word problem, and checks every solution in both original equations.
MCR3U Functions Foundations
Eight tutor-led lessons that turn Grade 10 quadratics and trig into the function fluency MCR3U expects on day one.
- Uses function notation, domain, and range fluently, including denominator and radicand restrictions
- Factors and solves any quadratic - factorable or not - using the best tool for the job
- Moves between vertex, factored, and standard form and reads each form's story on sight
- Applies transformations to graphs and equations with correct order of operations
- Simplifies radicals and exponents, and uses primary trig ratios with confidence
Getting Ready for Advanced Functions
Eight tutor-led lessons that turn rusty Grade 11 Functions skills into the polynomial, rational, log, and trig foundations Advanced Functions assumes.
- Evaluates, transforms, and finds the inverse of any function on sight, and states domain and range correctly including rational and radical restrictions.
- Factors any polynomial, including cubics and quartics, using the factor and remainder theorems, and handles rational expressions with restrictions stated.
- Analyzes a polynomial's end behaviour and zero multiplicity from factored form and graphs it by hand, then graphs a rational function's asymptotes and holes.
- Converts fluently between exponential and log form, applies the laws of logarithms to condense and expand expressions, and solves log-required equations.
- Evaluates reciprocal trig functions and simplifies expressions using Pythagorean identities, and combines, composes, and finds rate of change of functions.
Getting Ready for Data Management
Eight tutor-led lessons that turn Grade 11 Functions fluency into the counting, probability, and data-organizing skills Grade 12 Data Management opens with.
- Applies the Fundamental Counting Principle and factorial notation, and chooses correctly between nPr and nCr instead of guessing which formula to use.
- Calculates probability using the complement rule, the addition rule for overlapping events, and the multiplication rule for dependent and independent events.
- Organizes raw data into frequency tables and grouped class-interval distributions, and computes mean, median, mode, and an estimated mean from grouped data.
- Computes variance, standard deviation, and z-scores by hand, and uses the empirical rule to estimate what percent of a data set falls within a range.
- Walks into the first week of Grade 12 Data Management already fluent in the vocabulary and formulas its Counting, Probability, and Data units assume on day one.
Getting Ready for Calculus
Five lessons to lock down the Advanced Functions skills MCV4U assumes, three to preview the exact rate-of-change-to-derivative sequence it opens with.
- Graph and analyze rational functions: every asymptote, hole, and end behaviour on sight
- Work confidently in radians: graph sine, cosine, and tangent, and solve trig equations
- Solve exponential and logarithmic equations correctly, with domain checks
- Connect secant slopes to tangent lines and evaluate limits algebraically
- Factor and expand fast enough for derivative-by-definition problems
How a prep course works
- Reserve a seat. Each cohort is capped at four students so nobody hides in the back row. Contact us to join the next cohort.
- Eight live lessons. Your tutor runs each lesson from a purpose-built slide deck: concept, worked examples, then "your turn" problems solved together, every week.
- Practice after every lesson. Each lesson has its own module on the Winny Math platform: thirty questions from easy to hard, auto-graded with our Winny Score, full worked solutions, and video walkthroughs.
- Start the real course ahead. The progression is built from the Ontario curriculum backwards: everything the next course assumes on day one, nothing you don't need.
Bundle pricing: one price for all 8 lessons and every practice module. Message us for dates and cost.