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Set Focus Topics for Your Class

Focus Topics help teachers guide what your students learn in Matific.

Why Use Focus Topics?

Instead of assigning specific activities, teachers can select key concepts (like fractions or multiplication), and Matific will guide students toward those skills across Adventure Island, Arena, and Training Zone.

How to set a Focus Topic

  1. Click Activities in the side navigation bar

  2. Click Set Focus and click Add Focus Topic

  3. Choose who it applies to:

    • Whole class

    • Groups

    • Selected students

  4. Set the start and end dates

  5. Select the curriculum and grade level
    💡 Tip: Select a broader grade range to include prerequisite skills for students who need extra support.

  6. Choose one or more topics or subtopics

  7. Click Add Focus to save
    Once the focus topic has been added, it will also appear on the Teacher Dashboard, making it easy to see what your class is currently focusing on.

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💡Teachers can also set multiple focus topics and schedule them for coming weeks as well.

View Active Focus Topics

After setting a Focus Topic, teachers can quickly view and manage it from their Teacher Dashboard making it easy to keep track of what their class is currently learning.

  • If a single Focus Topic is active, the dashboard displays the topic name.

  • If multiple Focus Topics are active, the dashboard displays Multiple Topics.

💡Click View Focus to open the Set Focus page in order to review or update the active Focus Topics easily.

Flexible Ways to use Focus Topics

Teachers can make Focus Topics even more flexible and powerful by:

  • Planning ahead by scheduling topics to align with upcoming lessons or units

  • Target specific students or groups to provide support or extension where needed

  • Reinforce multiple skills by selecting more than one topic at a time

Need More Help?

If you get stuck or need assistance, reach out to our support team — we’re here to help!
📩 Submit a request at the bottom of this page.

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