Math Antics
Rob and Jeremy make basic math easier to follow through animated lessons, visual examples and a little humor on Math Antics.
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- Creators
- Rob and Jeremy
- Started
- Video experiments in 2008; Math Plus Motion, LLC founded in 2010
- Based
- Southern California
- Breakout
- Growing YouTube popularity made the series sustainable in 2014
- Milestone
- One million YouTube subscribers in 2019
Mini bio
How it started.
In 2008, longtime friends Rob and Jeremy began experimenting with math videos after Jeremy struggled to find engaging resources while homeschooling his children. Animation and humor became the heart of their approach.
A small team.
They founded Math Plus Motion, LLC in 2010. Rob brought programming, animation and graphic design; Jeremy brought physics, math and art. They still handle production, web design and customer support themselves.
What fans come for.
The lessons explain basic math by topic, with most material typically taught in grades 3 through 8. Free videos sit alongside printable practice materials. In 2026, the team began refreshing its earliest fractions lessons with clearer explanations and improved sound and graphics.
Creditschronological, newest first
- 2026What Are Fractions?Created by Math Antics
- 2015Algebra Basics: What Is Algebra?Created by Math Antics
- 2015Long Division with 2-Digit DivisorsCreated by Math Antics
Awards
Quotes
to provide great resources that make math a little easier for everyone.Rob and Jeremy, Math Antics About Us
The team describes the goal behind its lessons.
Trivia
- Their original plan was to release eight fractions videos on DVD or even CD-ROM.
- They use Apple Motion for animated graphics and Adobe Premiere for editing and compositing.
- Their lessons are organized by topic rather than school grade.
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