Do you ever feel like your kitchen has become a math battlefield? You try to teach your child addition and subtraction—but end up fighting over flash cards, sticky fingers, and soggy worksheets. Your child stares blankly, math tears ensue, and you’re left wondering, “Why did I ever think I could teach this?”
You fear that your child will grow up believing that math is boring, painful, or something to avoid entirely. Meanwhile, you’ll keep doing tactical maneuvers around crayons, snack breaks, and distractions just to get one math fact learned. Your evenings are spent bribing with candy or screentime. And let’s be real—you deserve better than being the math drill sergeant in your own home.
Introducing Roll and Smash Math — the 4-week, self-paced course that transforms addition and subtraction into a tactile, giggle-inducing adventure!
Roll dough balls.
Smash them to show subtraction.
Rebuild them to show addition.
Use colorful, hands-on fun to embed early math skills.
No more tears, no more flash-card warfare—just playful learning your child will actually want. With weekly video lessons, printable worksheets, quizzes, and bonus challenges, you’ll watch your child go from “I hate math” to “Can we smash numbers now?!” all in a month.
(Bonus: there’s even a recipe for the dough so you don’t have to raid the pantry at midnight.)
Let’s turn your kitchen mess into math success—without losing your sanity.
Week 1: Worksheets for creating and smashing our dough balls. Using simple addition and subtraction. We will practice subtracting/smashing 0, 1 or 2 for each row. Online puzzles for additional practice.
Week 2: Now our addition and subtraction worksheets become slightly more advanced. Now we will practice subtracting / smashing 3, 4 or 5 with each row.
Week 3: Our worksheets get even more complex as we practice subtracting and smashing 6, 7 or 8 with each row. There are additional worksheets this week reviewing previous classes.
Week 4: Practice subtracting and smashing all of our dough balls and well as adding new ones up to 20. Review worksheets and extra practice for addition and subtraction. Bonus challenge Kahoot quizzes where learners can create up to 20 dough balls at home and smash them for the correct answers.