Interactive STEM lessons

See the math.
Understand it.

Free interactive visual lessons for grades 4–6 — ratios, fractions, percentages, averages, age problems and the word problems kids actually get stuck on. Explore each concept one clear step at a time.

23 lessons free to try — no account, no credit card needed.

Live lesson · Ratios

Transfer the oil

Engine live

Setup: Ratio 3 : 1

Tank A has 3 equal parts, Tank B has 1 equal parts.

A clearer view of
FractionsPercentagesRatiosAveragesAge problemsSum & differenceQuantity transferWorking backwardsRiver currents

From a word problem to a visual proof

Follow the quantities, see what changes, and test a new value without losing the reasoning.

013 : 1

Start with a problem

Choose a worked example from ratios, fractions, or algebra.

02A → B

Follow each step

Watch quantities split, combine, and move while the total stays clear.

032 : 1

Try your own values

Change the numbers and see the diagram respond in real time.

Your turn to explore.

Three ways to see a relationship change. Move a control and the engine redraws the model.

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Interactive library

Choose a model. Change a value.

A lesson is something you do

Every visual has a job: make the quantities easier to compare, then let you investigate.

An interactive canvas

Crisp SVG diagrams respond to your input. Not a video of someone else doing the math.

Reasoning, step by step

See what changed at each step and move back when you want to look again.

Practice by changing values

Adjust a quantity and watch the model keep up, so patterns become easier to spot.

What you'll master

Build confidence across visual algebra, fractions, and problem-solving strategies, with new areas on the way.

23 free interactive lessons across 5 learning areas — every one shareable with a single link

Line Diagrams

Visual algebra with tape models

5 lessons

Fractions

Parts, wholes, and percentages

5 lessons

Word Problems

Strategies that turn words into diagrams

7 lessons

Visual Geometry

Shapes, angles, and spatial reasoning

3 lessons

Motion & Speed

Distance, time, and rate problems

3 lessons

Beyond math — coming soon

stemezy is growing into a full STEM learning platform. Here's what's next on the roadmap.

Coming soon

Physics

Forces, motion, and energy — animated so you can see Newton’s laws in action.

In development
Coming soon

Chemistry

Molecular structures, reactions, and balancing equations — step by visual step.

In development
Coming soon

Programming

Algorithms and data structures explained with animated diagrams, not just code.

In development
Coming soon

More Math

Algebra, geometry proofs, and probability — the library keeps growing.

In development

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Free means free

Every lesson is free — no paywall, and no ads aimed at children.

Free

For every learner.

All 23 lessons free, for everyone

  • Every interactive lesson, free to open and share
  • Step-by-step playback, live sandbox and practice sets
  • New lessons free as they launch
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In the works

Coming later

Extras for parents and teachers.

Progress tools in development

  • Parent progress reports and skill insights
  • Printable worksheets for every lesson
  • Teacher assignments and class tracking
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Lessons stay free, always. If paid extras ever launch, they will be tools for grown-ups — never a paywall on lessons.

Frequently asked questions

Everything parents and students usually ask before starting with stemezy.

stemezy focuses on grades 4 to 6 (about ages 9 to 12) — the years when fractions, ratios and word problems decide whether a child keeps up with math.

No. Every lesson runs smoothly right in a web browser on computers and iPads — just open the link and start learning.

We follow strict child-safety standards, do not collect children’s personal data, and always put student privacy first.

Yes. Each lesson moves one small visual step at a time, helping children understand ideas deeply instead of memorizing formulas.

Yes. Parents can see completed lessons, earned stars, and daily learning streaks directly on the dashboard.

Yes. Every lesson can be opened and shared right in the browser — no account and no credit card needed.

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