Mathletics is used in thousands of schools across the globe and we are proud to be a part of the learning in many of the leading International Schools in Europe. Mathletics contains a vast range of targeted and adaptive content designed to meet the needs
It’s important to Mr Jones that he rewards his students’ efforts just as much as their achievements. He wants to reward students who are demonstrating sustained effort over the term, and encourage those who aren’t regularly practising their maths to engage with
International Literacy Day is a world event held every year on September 8 to raise awareness of the importance of literacy, and the impact literacy rates have across all levels of our society. The theme of International Literacy Day for this
Do you have a bedtime routine in your house? Get creative with incorporating maths into an existing routine. We can’t make any promises about getting your child to actually go to bed though..! Timing the routine 1. Determine the steps expected for your
Year 3 teacher Tom wants to see an overview of his students’ progress across the school year. Whether it's a daily or weekly summary; in preparation for parents' evening; or at the end of each term, Tom needs accurate reporting data to give him visibility of
A trip to the supermarket or grocery store is usually a weekly and sometimes even daily event. Bring your child along and keep them occupied with fun tasks that not only allow them to be involved with shopping for your family but also incorporate
Whether your children play on a team, individually or just enjoy watching sports, it’s easy to incorporate a few quick activities to keep up with math practice. How long was practice? Write down the time when you and/or your child are getting out
A trip to the supermarket or grocery store is usually a weekly and sometimes even daily event. Bring your child along and keep them occupied with fun tasks that not only allow them to be involved with shopping for your family but also
Karen has a class of eager year 3 students, who are learning their multiplication tables. She is looking for a fun and interactive way to help improve her students’ maths fluency and mental maths skills. Her class loves competing in Live Mathletics against
Going to a pool, swimming in one in your backyard or even taking a trip to the beach are great summer activities. With math all around us, a day near the water can be a great opportunity to develop and practice math skills. These
Karen has just started the school year teaching a year 1 and year 2 composite class. She has her classroom divided into 4 different tables, with 5 or 6 students on each. The red and blue tables are year 1, and the green and yellow
Grade 3 teacher, Tom, wants to see an overview of his students’ progress across the school year so far. It’s a busy time of the year – it’s nearing the end of semester and Tom needs accurate reporting data to give him visibility of
No matter where in the world you are or how you write the date today (15/08 or 08/15), August 15 2017 is Pythagorean Theorem Day! 8² + 15² =17² OR 15² + 8² = 17² This doesn’t happen every year so it’s mathematically special!
Whether your child plays on a team, individually or even watching sports, it’s easy to incorporate a few quick activities to keep up with maths practice. How long was practice? 1. Write down the time when you and/or your child are getting out
Karen has a class of eager grade 3 students, who are learning their multiplication tables. She is looking for a fun and interactive way to help improve her students’ math fluency and mental math skills. Her class loves competing in Live Mathletics against
