Maths
Counting, times tables, fractions, percentages and algebra - a fresh set of questions every single time.
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Counting objects up to ten, recognising which group has more, simple adding within five, and naming the basic shapes.
3 topics ยท generated fresh every round
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Adding and taking away within twenty, counting in twos, fives and tens, and the number that comes before or after.
4 topics ยท generated fresh every round
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Adding and subtracting two digit numbers, the two, five and ten times tables, halves and quarters, and telling the time.
4 topics ยท generated fresh every round
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The times tables up to twelve, dividing with remainders, tenths, and adding three digit numbers with carrying.
4 topics ยท generated fresh every round
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Longer multiplication, equivalent fractions, decimals to two places, area and perimeter, and rounding.
5 topics ยท generated fresh every round
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Multiplying and dividing decimals, percentages of amounts, factors and multiples, and word problems with more than one step.
6 topics ยท generated fresh every round
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Order of operations, negative numbers, ratio, simple algebra, and percentages of increase and decrease.
7 topics ยท generated fresh every round
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Percentage change, ratio sharing, order of operations under pressure, mental arithmetic with awkward numbers, and multi-step problems.
6 topics ยท generated fresh every round
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About the maths questions
Every maths question here is generated rather than picked from a list. That means the numbers change on every run, so a child cannot learn the answers by repetition and a parent cannot run out of practice on a long car journey. It also means the answer is right by construction: the sum is worked out, not looked up.
The wrong answers are the interesting part. A random wrong number teaches nothing - the child either knows it or guesses. So the wrong options here are built from the mistakes children actually make: forgetting to carry a ten, adding the denominators of a fraction, working left to right instead of doing the multiplication first. If the same near-miss keeps getting picked, that is the thing to practise, and it is visible on the results screen.
Difficulty follows the year group rather than a slider. Reception counts objects; Year 3 does the times tables; Year 6 does negative numbers, order of operations and simple algebra; the grown-up set includes ratios, percentage change and multi-step problems. Nothing is dumbed down and nothing is padded.
Frequently asked
Do the questions repeat?๏ผ
No. Maths questions are generated fresh for every round, so the numbers are different each time even at the same year group and level.
Is this aligned to the school curriculum?๏ผ
The year groups follow the topics taught at that stage in the English national curriculum, which lines up closely with US grade levels. Year 3 is Grade 3, and so on. It is practice, not a scheme of work.
Can an adult play?๏ผ
Yes. The grown-ups set is genuinely hard: percentage change, ratio sharing, order of operations and algebra, with a fifteen second clock on hard mode.