The lesson first
Simplify 4/6.
- Find a number that divides into both 4 and 6. Both divide by 2.
- Divide the top by 2: 4 ÷ 2 = 2.
- Divide the bottom by the same 2: 6 ÷ 2 = 3.
Answer: 2/3
Then a question
Which fraction is equal to 1/2?
A2/3B3/6C6/3D1/4Math
From counting to 20 up to algebra and trigonometry.
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- 9–10age 14–1614–16
- 10–11age 15–1715–17
- 11–12age 16–1816–18
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What the questions look like
A lesson first, then real questions.
Try Grade 4 math
Which shape has three sides?
AsquareBtriangleCcircleDrectangleWhat are the coordinates of point P?
A(3, 2)B(2, 3)C(−3, 2)D(3, −2)In the triangle drawn, what is sin θ?
A3/5B4/5C5/3D3/4Math, grade by grade
Every skill your child practises, in every grade.
Each skill starts with a short lesson. Your child practises it until it is 3 in 4 right on two different days.
- K5–6KindergartenCounting to 20, reading numbers, more and fewer, basic shapes.Counting to 20Reading & writing numbersNumber orderMore, fewer & equalBasic shapesNot here yet: coins, measuring, 3D shapes, picture graphs, making 10.What each skill teaches
- 16–7Grade 1Adding and taking away up to 20, tens and ones, simple word problems.Adding within 10Subtracting within 10Adding within 20Subtracting within 20Tens & onesSimple word problemsNot here yet: money, the calendar, measuring, 3D shapes, first fractions.What each skill teaches
- 27–8Grade 2Two-digit adding and subtracting, skip counting, first steps in multiplying.Adding two-digit numbersSubtracting two-digit numbersSkip countingEqual groupsArraysTwo-step word problemsNot here yet: numbers past 100, money, telling time, measuring, shapes, graphs, even and odd.What each skill teaches
- 38–9Grade 3Times tables from 2 to 10, division facts, choosing × or ÷ in word problems.Times tables: 2, 5, 10Times tables: 3, 4, 6Times tables: 7, 8, 9Division as the oppositeDivision factsMultiplication & division problemsNot here yet: telling time, money, measuring, perimeter and area, shapes, fractions, numbers past 100, graphs.What each skill teaches
- 49–10Grade 4Fractions and decimals: naming them, equal fractions, adding and subtracting.Fractions as partsEquivalent fractionsAdding & subtracting fractionsDecimal place valueAdding & subtracting decimalsFractions and decimals togetherNot here yet: multiplying and dividing big numbers, measuring, time, money, angles, area, graphs, and reading and writing numbers past 100.What each skill teaches
- 510–11Grade 5Ratios, percentages (including discounts), negative numbers.Ratios & ratesUnderstanding percentagesFinding a percentage of a numberNegative numbersAdding & subtracting negativesMulti-step problemsNot here yet: multiplying and dividing big numbers and decimals, area and perimeter, angles and triangles, graphs and averages, money.What each skill teaches
- 6–811–14Grade 6–8Algebra begins: letters for numbers, simplifying, one- and two-step equations.Variables & expressionsEvaluating expressionsSimplifying expressionsOne-step equationsTwo-step equationsTurning words into equationsNot here yet: multiplying and dividing fractions and decimals, area of shapes, angles, graphs and averages, money and interest.What each skill teaches
- Still to come for Grades 7–8: multiplying and dividing fractions and negative numbers, order of operations, circles, probability.
- 9–1014–16Grade 9–10Equations with brackets, coordinates, slope and graphing lines, inequalities.Multi-step equationsCoordinates & plottingSlope & interceptGraphing linesInequalitiesSystems of equationsNot here yet: data and statistics, probability, measurement, money and financial literacy.What each skill teaches
- 10–1115–17Grade 10–11Exponents and roots, factoring, quadratic equations, functions, Pythagoras.Exponents & rootsFactoringQuadratic equationsFunctionsGeometry & PythagorasTransformationsNot here yet: data and statistics, probability, money and financial literacy.What each skill teaches
- 11–1216–18Grade 11–12Trigonometry, the unit circle, exponentials and logarithms, sequences.Trigonometric ratiosSolving trianglesThe unit circleTrigonometric graphsExponentials & logarithmsSequences & limitsNot here yet: data and statistics, money and interest.What each skill teaches
Each grade practises the main topic most schools teach that year. It is not everything your child's school covers: Grade 3 math here is times tables and division, and time, money, measuring and shapes are not here yet. Grades are a guide, not any province's program, so a short warm-up checks your child's level first.
How a math round works
A lesson, short rounds of questions, a second try, stars. See an example round
- A short lesson firstwith a worked example, before a new skill
- Wrong answer? A hint, then try againand the star bar on a worksheet only goes up
- Learned means 3 in 4 righton two different days, not one good afternoon
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English: Everything: math, English and AI literacy, and the first warm-up.
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Français: Math and AI literacy worksheets are written in French. English is taught in English, with the instructions in French. The first warm-up is in French.
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ਪੰਜਾਬੀ: Math and AI literacy worksheets are written in Punjabi. English is taught in English, with the instructions in Punjabi. The first warm-up is in Punjabi for math and English, and in English for AI literacy.
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हिन्दी: Math and AI literacy worksheets are written in Hindi. English is taught in English, with the instructions in Hindi. The first warm-up is in Hindi.
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Español: Math and AI literacy worksheets are written in Spanish. English is taught in English, with the instructions in Spanish. The first warm-up is in Spanish.
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中文: Math and AI literacy worksheets are written in Chinese. English is taught in English, with the instructions in English too. The first warm-up is in English.
தமிழ்
தமிழ்: Math and AI literacy worksheets are written in Tamil. English is taught in English, with the instructions in English too. The first warm-up is in English.
اردو
اردو: Math and AI literacy worksheets are written in Urdu. English is taught in English, with the instructions in English too. The first warm-up is in English.
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العربية: Math and AI literacy worksheets are written in Arabic. English is taught in English, with the instructions in English too. The first warm-up is in English.
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