Current courses

Math Classes, Guided Practice, and Creative Coding

Learn with a teacher at Wise Zebra Michigan Academy in Okemos. Explore Grade 1–4 classes now forming, Prealgebra, Algebra, Math Study Room, and Scratch coding.

Program
Math & coding
Placement
Readiness-based
Location
In-person options in Okemos

Current courses

Current programs for stronger foundations, clearer thinking, and creative problem solving.

Students do not need to be advanced or experienced in competitions. Grade is a general guide for math courses, and final course fit is based on readiness.

ARITHMETIC FOUNDATION

Arithmetic Foundations

Build accuracy and confidence with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division through guided practice and clear written work.

Good fit

Designed for students who want steadier calculation skills, stronger accuracy, or focused review of the four operations before moving into more advanced math.

Learning focus
  • Addition and subtraction
  • Multiplication and division
  • Accuracy and fluency
  • Clear written work

Course details

Dates
August 24–28, 2026
Days
Monday–Friday
Time
5:00–6:30 PM
Sessions
5 per course
Tuition
$180 per five-day course
Class size
Small group, limited seats
Enrollment
Closes August 19, 2026
MATH STUDY ROOM

Math Study Room

60-Minute Guided Math Practice

Level-matched math practice for students who need steady review, stronger accuracy, help filling skill gaps, or additional challenge.

Good fit

Designed for students in grades K–9 who benefit from focused practice, stronger accuracy, help filling skill gaps, or preparation for a future math course.

Format

Students work through a focused practice set, review missed problems, and receive teacher explanations when help is needed.

Practice focus

  • Level-matched practice
  • Error correction
  • Targeted teacher help
Learn how Math Study Room works

Course details

Dates
By appointment
Time
Weekdays 5:00-8:00 PM · Saturday 1:00-7:00 PM
Single session
$20 per session
Practice pack
10-session pack: $180
Enroll in Math Study Room
PREALGEBRA FOUNDATION

Prealgebra

Build prealgebra and geometry foundations through multi-step word problems, fractions, number patterns, measurement, organized written work, and an introduction to competition-style reasoning.

Good fit

Designed for students in grades 4–8 who are ready to build or strengthen prealgebra foundations, including younger students ready for added challenge and older students reviewing key skills before algebra.

Getting started and learning focus

A helpful starting point

Some experience with whole-number addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division is helpful. No previous prealgebra course is needed. Students build their understanding of fractions, word problems, and problem-solving strategies in class. We can help you decide whether this is a good starting point for your child.

  • Multi-step word problems
  • Prealgebra foundations
  • Geometry foundations, including measurement, area, perimeter, and angles
  • Competition-style reasoning
  • Written solutions

Course details

Term
Fall 2026
Core class
Saturdays, 1:00–3:00 PM
Practice & review
Thursdays, 5:00–6:00 PM · optional complimentary support
Dates
Aug 29–Dec 12, 2026
Format
12 Core Classes + 11 Optional Practice & Review Sessions
Tuition
Full-term tuition $680; late enrollment tuition is based on remaining Core Classes
Class size
Small group, limited seats
Enrollment
Rolling enrollment through December 12, 2026
ALGEBRA FOUNDATION

Introduction to Algebra

Build the bridge from prealgebra into equations, expressions, number structure, algebraic problem solving, and introductory coordinate geometry.

Good fit

Designed for students in grades 5–10 who have some prealgebra readiness and want to begin algebra foundations or review key skills before moving into deeper algebra.

Getting started and learning focus

A helpful starting point

Familiarity with basic arithmetic, fractions, and decimals is helpful. No previous algebra course is needed. Students learn how to work with expressions, equations, and algebraic problems in class. We can help you decide whether this class or Prealgebra is the better starting point.

  • Algebra foundations
  • Number structure
  • Equations
  • Coordinate geometry and geometric reasoning
  • Problem-solving strategy

Course details

Term
Fall 2026
Core class
Saturdays, 3:30–5:30 PM
Practice & review
Thursdays, 6:10–7:10 PM · optional complimentary support
Dates
Aug 29–Dec 12, 2026
Format
12 Core Classes + 11 Optional Practice & Review Sessions
Tuition
Full-term tuition $680; late enrollment tuition is based on remaining Core Classes
Class size
Small group, limited seats
Enrollment
Rolling enrollment through December 12, 2026
SCRATCH CODING LEVEL 1

Scratch Coding Level 1

Build games while learning foundational programming concepts, then take on additional coding challenges and more independent creative projects.

Good fit

No prior coding experience is required. A good fit for beginners ready to build games, work through project logic, and develop greater independence.

Learning focus
  • Game design and foundational programming concepts
  • Events, loops, conditionals, variables, and debugging
  • Additional coding challenges and creative projects
Learn about Scratch Coding

Course details

Begins
September 3, 2026
Core class
Thursdays, 5:30–6:20 PM
Optional lab
Tuesdays, 5:30–6:00 PM
Format
12 core classes + optional project labs
Core only
Full-term price $420
Core + 5 labs
Full-term price $470 · choose any 5 of the 12 scheduled optional labs
Full program
Full-term price $500 · 12 core classes + 12 labs ($540 value)
Enrollment
Rolling enrollment while Core Classes remain; late enrollment pricing adjusts automatically

Not sure where your student should begin?

K-6 students can start with Math Check. Families may also submit a request for placement guidance, practice, or course information.

Learn how Math Check works

Small groups now forming

Grade 1–4 Math Classes

Teacher-led lessons with clear explanations, visual models, worked examples, and take-home practice that students can bring back for review. Lessons draw on number-sense and problem-solving approaches used in Singapore and Chinese mathematics. Each grade forms its own class with at least 4 students.

Tuition
$380 for 10 weeks
Frequency
One lesson each week
Class length
90 minutes, including a short break
Schedule
Confirmed with each group · Eastern Time

    Join the interest list for your grade. When at least 4 students can attend the same schedule, we will confirm the class dates and time before enrollment and payment.

    Each class includes take-home practice based on material already taught. Students may bring questions back to the next lesson. Families may purchase Math Study Room visits for additional guided practice.