Weekly small-group classes for homeschooled 6th–8th graders — ratios, integers, and pre-algebra taught by a Florida-certified 5–9 math teacher with six years of middle school classroom experience.
Grades 6–8 are where math confidence is won or lost. We make sure the foundations are rock solid before Algebra 1 arrives.
The single most important middle-school concept, taught until it’s genuinely intuitive.
Negative numbers, fractions, and decimals working together without the usual confusion.
From “solve for x” mysteries to confident, systematic equation solving.
Slope, tables, and graphs connected to real situations — the on-ramp to Algebra 1.
Data, chance, and reasoning skills that show up everywhere from science to sports.
A deliberate runway so Algebra 1 feels like the next step, not a cliff.
Mrs. Brooke taught middle school math and Algebra 1 for six years before founding Math Mavericks — this age group is her specialty. Sessions blend direct instruction with group challenges that make abstract concepts concrete, and every student leaves with enrichment work scoped to their level.
No enrollment contract — and most Florida homeschool families cover tuition entirely with PEP scholarship funds.
Absolutely — this is extremely common. The personalized curriculum means we can shore up fraction or multiplication gaps while still moving forward with grade-level topics, so your child never feels “held back.”
It depends on the student, not the calendar. We assess readiness on concrete skills (proportional reasoning, integer operations, equation sense) and move each student to pre-algebra work exactly when they’re ready.
Yes — that’s the explicit goal of our 6–8 program. Students who complete it move directly into our Algebra 1 course with the foundations already in place.
Groups are small and arranged by level, and each student’s work is personalized. Shared activities build community; individual practice is targeted to each learner.
Spots are limited and applications are first-come, first-served. Apply today — it takes five minutes.
