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Maths path, ages 10–11

Short lessons for ages 10–11: Number, Percentages, Shape and space, Data and first algebra. Fresh practice every time, marked instantly, with a check-up at the end of each unit.

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Ages 10–114 levels · 40 lessonsAbout 5 minutes a lessonFree to start

Level 1 · Unit 1

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Calculating with negative numbers

About 5 minutes

How it works

A power is repeated multiplying: 2³ = 2 × 2 × 2 = 8. A prime has exactly two factors: 1 and itself.

  • Example 1

    6 − (−15) =

    Answer: 21

  • Example 2

    −9 + (−4) =

    Answer: -13

Let’s practise

What’s inside

4 levels · 8 units · 40 lessons. Each unit ends with a check-up that unlocks the next one.

Level 1 · Number

  1. Calculating with negative numbers · 5 lessons

    • Calculating with negative numbers
    • Calculating with negative numbers · More practice
    • Order of operations
    • Powers and exponents
    • Calculating with negative numbers (level 2) · Challenge

  2. Factors and multiples · 5 lessons

    • Highest common factor (HCF)
    • Lowest common multiple (LCM)
    • Prime numbers (level 2)
    • Highest common factor (HCF) · More practice
    • Lowest common multiple (LCM) · More practice
Level 2 · Percentages

  1. Percentages of amounts · 5 lessons

    • Percentages of amounts
    • Fractions and decimals to percentages
    • Percentages of amounts (level 2)
    • Fractions and decimals to percentages (level 2)
    • Percentages of amounts (level 2) · Speed round

  2. Budgeting and change · 5 lessons

    • Budgeting and change
    • Budgeting and change · More practice
    • Percentages of amounts · Review
    • Discounts and sale prices
    • Unit prices: which is the best buy?
Level 3 · Shape and space

  1. Area of triangles and quadrilaterals · 5 lessons

    • Area of triangles and quadrilaterals
    • Area of triangles and quadrilaterals · More practice
    • Perimeter (level 3)
    • Volume of cuboids, prisms and cylinders
    • Volume of cuboids, prisms and cylinders · More practice

  2. Finding missing angles · 5 lessons

    • Finding missing angles
    • Finding missing angles · More practice
    • Finding missing angles (level 2)
    • Polygons: pentagons, hexagons, octagons · Review
    • Finding missing angles · Speed round
Level 4 · Data and first algebra

  1. Mean (average) · 5 lessons

    • Mean (average)
    • Mean (average) · More practice
    • Range
    • Median
    • Mode

  2. Substituting into expressions · 5 lessons

    • Substituting into expressions
    • One-step equations
    • Substituting into expressions · More practice
    • One-step equations · More practice
    • Number sequences (level 3)

Questions grown-ups ask

How long is a lesson?

Most lessons take 5 to 10 minutes: a short learn card, practice that is marked as you go, and often a quick game. Little and often works best.

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Is the practice the same every time?

No. Every practice step is generated fresh, so a child can repeat a lesson as often as they like and still get new questions.

Can I see how my child is doing?

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