Turn me back round!
Pip likes his maths standing up. Hold the phone tall to play.
It traces back from the questions they get wrong to the skill that's actually missing.
Practice then starts there: a few minutes a day, most days. There's no streak to keep up: a new week starts empty.
We ask you to sign in so we can keep your child's results and use them to pick what they practise next.
Sign in with an email address or a Google account. Then set up your child's dino and let them play. The check takes about ten minutes, and we take no card for it.
At the end you see something like: “Getting stuck on adding across 10. We've traced it back to number bonds to 10 and we're teaching that now.” If nothing is missing, it says that instead.
You answer three questions and see how the tracing works. No sign-in, no child profile, and nothing is saved. It is a demonstration run, so it tells you nothing about your child.
The check is free, and so is the first week of practice for the whole family. Setting up a child takes an email address. No card needed. £5 a month after that, if you want to keep going · no ads · UK curriculum, Reception–Year 6
What we teach, skill by skillBaby gate
One little sum keeps the smallest fingers out.
What is ?
One more go should do it.
Nearly there.