Math — No Problem! Canadian Primary Math Program
Because Canada's learners deserve extraordinary.
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Alberta and British Columbia Curriculums
Coming September 1, 2025
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A digital platform for interactive lessons
Accessible on all devices, the Pomegranate platform helps you visually explore math concepts for your classroom with easy-to-use, digital manipulatives. Customize your lectures for your specific class and teaching needs. Tailor each lesson to fit your classroom best, with the ability to alter questions, arrange manipulatives, upload your own images and more.
How does it work?
Access through Pomegranate
With a free Pomegranate account and a purchased subscription for our program, you can access all you need to teach.
Prep with all the materials you need
Prepare for your lessons by reviewing the Explore, Master and Guided Practice in each lesson, as well as the included guidance for teachers.
Present and teach curated lessons
Present the Pomegranate lesson on the board and utilize the digital tools to demonstrate concepts to learners.
Imagine a world where every child loves math
We believe that every child can master mathematics with the right kind of teaching and support. With over 13 years’ experience creating effective mathematics mastery programs for elementary, we understand what it takes to make math education work.
Based on Singapore Mathematics, our program is designed with the top mathematics experts from around the world and the latest education theories in mind.
Testimonials
Get in touch to see how Math — No Problem! can transform math teaching in your school or home.
Crafted with teachers in mind
Aligned with the curriculum
A comprehensive program meticulously designed for the Alberta and British Columbia curriculums for all elementary grades, including kindergarten.
Accessible to all
Our program is available to homeschoolers looking to cover or supplement their children’s learning, teachers looking to improve their specific classrooms, to principals looking to transform their school’s math program.
Flexible to your needs
You know your students best! With the Pomegranate platform, you have full access to create your own lessons as well as alter and tailor every one of our crafted lessons to your preferences.
Print out any lesson
Turn every digital lesson into an activity sheet with a simple click. Giving your students the opportunity to follow along and work on paper.
Demonstrate manipulatives digitally
Access every manipulative necessary digitally for easy use and display in the classroom, such as base ten blocks, money, geometry, linking cubes and more.
Engage your learners!
With show and hide answers, digital manipulatives and inclusive characters, captivate your learners' attention and make math fun.
Why math mastery?
It’s proven to work.
Students are 117%
more likely to exceed
the standard expectations
set by the government in the UK
Mastery mindset
Rather than teaching to get right answers, focus on developing deep understanding before moving forward.
Spiral curriculum
Revisit concepts over time, each time with greater depth to build on past learning and encourage throughout understanding.
Scaffolding
Provide support to learners as they learn concepts, gradually pulling back support, until they can solve problems independently.
Problem-solving
Build strong problem-solving skills, so that rather than a set of rules, learners are using their critical thinking skills.
CPA approach
Teach concepts by transitioning from Concrete demonstrations, to Pictorial representations and finally to Abstract symbols.
Fluency and reasoning
Encourage students to reason, discuss their thinking, as well as take what they’ve learned and apply it in a variety of situations.
Our key theorists
Jerome Bruner
Suggested Discovery Learning, created Three Modes of Representation (CPA), coined the Spiral Curriculum for deep learning, and introduced Scaffolding for learner support.
Jean Piaget
Proposed four cognitive stages in learning, believed development is driven by biology and environment, and emphasized learning through world interaction and self-discovery.
Lev Vygotsky
Introduced Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD), supported learning through social interaction where pupils are challenged beyond current abilities with support from others.
Richard Skemp
Distinguished relational from instrumental understanding, and advocated teaching for deeper mathematical comprehension, not rote learning.
Zoltan Dienes
Promoted manipulatives in math, introduced Base 10 blocks for place value, and emphasized engaging, enjoyable math learning through games, songs, and dance.
Benjamin Bloom
The idea of math mastery is rooted in Bloom’s Taxonomy which a hierarchy of learning objectives that reflect the phases of learning we all pass through on our way to deep understanding.
Exceed expectations for disadvantaged students
280%
more likely to exceed
the standard expectations set by the government in the UK if they are disadvantaged pupils
Visual Considerations
With meticulous attention-to-detail in the design and layout, our program prides itself on being accessible, ensuring effectiveness for all learners. With dyslexia-friendly design, color vision deficient considerations, cognitive load management and visual clarity, our program is accessible and inclusive for all students. Also, the Pomegranate platform allows teachers adjust their experience to their own needs, such as enlarging fonts for easier viewing.
Accessible to all
We use purpose built fonts, adequate spacing, color schemes carefully selected to be distinguishable for colour vision deficiencies, and visually clear images for those with visual processing difficulties. Our materials are structured to optimize information processing and our digital platform meet the WCAG 2.2 (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) Level AA allowing for maximum inclusivity.
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About us
Students worldwide
Schools in Canada, the UK, New Zealand and all around the world use our math mastery program.
Award-winning
Our Primary Mathematics Series has won The IPG Independent Publishing Awards (2017–2018) and The British Book award (2018) highlighting its effectiveness and excellence.
Now online
Our program is now digitally designed, made specifically for Alberta and British Columbia.
FAQs
Is Math — No Problem! available to homeschoolers?
Yes, Math — No Problem! is available to everyone, including homeschoolers, individual schoolteachers as well as entire schools looking to transform their math department.
Is this available for any other provinces or for the US?
Math — No Problem! will only available for the Alberta and British Columbia curriculums in September, but we will create programs for the other provinces’ curriculums at a later date, so that every Canadian student has access to the best math program.
How do we get Math — No Problem? When is the program available?
Our program is available for Alberta and British Columbia on September 1st, 2025. Reach out to us to learn more about implementing Math — No Problem! in your practice.
