Math inSight

With DigiStix™ – A Better Way to See Numbers

Number Bonds Make a Number Subitizing Comparing Numbers Fact Fluency

With DigiStix™ visual supports, students build early numeracy skills and see the structure of the number system in ways that last — all through Google Classroom for easy access.

DigiStix™ — “A Better Way to See Numbers”
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Six visual pathways

From subitizing to fact fluency — every early number sense concept made visible.

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Built on learning science

Based on over 25 years of experience developing research-based online math resources.

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Made for Google Classroom

One-click assignment links, no external student accounts, and no student identification data collected.

25+
years of effective math resources
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visual learning pathways
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student identification data collected — ever

From here to Google Classroom in seconds

No external student accounts. No rosters to manage. Once you're signed up, everything connects directly through Google Classroom.

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Choose your Pathways

Pick the activities that fit your curriculum.

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Connect with Google Classroom

Sign in and authorize access — no separate Math inSight account needed.

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Assign in a click

Every activity is ready to assign directly from Google Classroom.

Free daily sample — no account needed

Try before you buy!

Every activity offers free sample problems each day so students, teachers, and parents can experience it first. Score 80% or higher and unlock a bonus student reward video, then come back tomorrow for more — no credit card required.

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Math inSight – About Us

The founder of Math inSight is Robert L. Collins, Ph.D., whose degree is in the Psychology of Learning. Bob has been developing research-based online education resources in math for over 25 years. The focus of Math inSight is to make it easier for students to understand math and for teachers to be able to teach math with less stress. A major focus of Math inSight is the use of DigiStixTM for visual support. It’s “A Better Way to See Numbers” because it reveals the underlying structure of the number system.

Math inSight resources are designed to support effective math instruction while protecting teacher and student privacy. No personal or student information is collected by Math inSight within Google Classroom.

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Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 21, 2026

Math inSight, Inc. ("Math inSight," "we," "us," or "our") publishes visual math activities delivered through Google Classroom. This policy explains what information we collect, how we use it, and the choices you have — with particular care for the privacy of students.

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Terms & Agreement

Last updated: September 21, 2026

These Terms & Agreement ("Terms") govern your access to and use of the Math inSight website, DigiStix™ activities, and related resources (together, the "Service"), operated by Math inSight, Inc. ("Math inSight," "we," "us," or "our"). By accessing or using the Service, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, please do not use the Service.