2× CODiE Award Finalist · 94% of teachers recommend it
Finally — math enrichment kids ask to play.
Action Math Baseball turns standards-based math into a Major League season — students draft real MLB players and use real stats to win.
Self-paced
Auto-graded
Genuinely fun
High-interest math for students in grades 5–8 · aligned to curriculum standards for grades 5–7.
Launch offer: 50% off your first year — backed by a 30‑day money‑back guarantee.
Aligned to 30 Common Core & state standards · COPPA/FERPA compliant · No baseball knowledge required.
☀️ Running a summer program?
Summer school, camps, libraries, and clubs (like the Boys & Girls Clubs) — get 25 free student seats, no credit card.
Start a free summer pilot →
Learn More About the 2026 All-Star Competition
Proven Engagement. Measurable Growth.
Research study involved 17 teachers and 885 middle school students.
-
83%
of students found the simulation engaging
-
94%
of instructors recommend Action Math Baseball
-
Results show significant growth in core math skills
-
See our results →
Why Instructors Love It!
Math enrichment. High engagement. Student-centered.
-
Self-Paced
– Students progress independently with built-in guidance (most finish in 6–10 hours)
-
High Engagement
– Game-based challenges motivate sustained learning
-
Zero Grading Required
– Automated scoring and detailed progress reports
-
Game-Ready in Minutes
– Create a class and share student logins in about 10 minutes
A mastery score for every standard, grouped by strand.
Achievement level, skill-strand mastery, and MLB ranking.
What educators are saying
“It’s wonderful to walk into a classroom where 100% of the students are engaged in active learning! Thank you for providing the material for hands-on learning with real-world experience.”
— Sharon Larson, Junior High School Principal
“I’ve seen this program turn failing students into A and B students. There’s no doubt their test scores and overall learning increase.”
— Rick Mills, High School Math Teacher
“Students love playing. To play, they had to do math. To win, they had to do the math right! The curriculum is fun, inviting, and challenging all at the same time.”
— Vicky St. John, High School Math Teacher
“I’ve taught the program for nine years and noticed a marked increase in students’ interest and significant growth in their understanding of the connections among proportions, fractions, decimals, and percents.”
— Linda Stewart, Middle School Math Teacher
“My students have been using Action Math Baseball in our summer school and love the program!”
— Shirley Rosenbloom, Academic Resource Teacher
“Action Math Baseball increased our boys & girls’ math skills dramatically!”
— Joey Frank, Junior High Teacher
Previous testimonials
Next testimonials
One program — built for how you learn
Choose your path:
🏠 Homeschool & Families
A self-paced math adventure your child actually looks forward to — no grading, no baseball knowledge needed.
$5.00 / child (50% off, reg. $10)
Start at home
🍎 Teachers & Schools
Auto-graded enrichment aligned to 30 standards, with class dashboards and mastery reports — zero grading for you.
Half-price per student (POs welcome)
Start your class
⚾ Clubs & After-School
Turn math into the highlight of the program — friendly tournaments and team play, easy to run for any group size.
50% off your first year
Set up your club
How it Works!
Register
Create a league and enroll your students — 50% off your first year, with a 30‑day money‑back guarantee.
Play & Learn
Students draft MLB players to build their own All-Star team and solve math challenges aligned to 30 standards.
Progress & Recognition
Instructors and students can track standards, badges, certificates, and rankings.
⏱
Designed to be completed in 6–10 hours of structured, self-paced engagement.
Affordable Pricing
Volume discounts applied automatically
per Student
$10.00
25 Pack
$200
$8.00 per student
50 Pack
$375
$7.50 per student
100 Pack
$700
$7.00 per student
With the 50% launch discount, a class of 25 is about $125 — roughly $5 per student for the year.
And it’s eligible for Title I, II, and IV funds, so your school can purchase it for you.
Share a one-page summary with your principal →