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StudyGeek.org is a nonprofit website "where PhD experts help with math homework" — neat! The site offers detailed sections on algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, and statistics. Each area provides helpful explanations and sample problems specific to all types of math. Study Geek also offers a searchable math vocabulary guide . Their Math Solver tool helps you solve any kind of math problem, and by creating a (free) account on the site, you can "unlock" the step-by-step explanation of how the problem was solved and save math problems to refer to later.
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Fact Monster is part of Family Education Network and is a free reference site for children, teachers, and parents. Fact Monster's homework center offers online math flashcards for kids to practice their addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division skills, and a conversion calculator for all kinds of units of measurement. The site also offers an atlas, almanac, and encyclopedia, plus loads of writing assignment advice , including how to write an essay, biography, and bibliography. The U.S. almanac is a lifesaver when your child is writing a report on one of the 50 states!
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Finding the best free maths homework help sites online for your child can be tricky as a parent. Here we review the 10 top UK maths homework websites and apps that are free, packed full of homework help for primary school children – and may even teach parents a thing or two along the way!
We’ve all been there.
It’s 7pm on a Sunday night and you are struggling to persuade the kids to get their maths homework done, take a bath and get their uniform ready for the morning.
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So it’s not surprising that parents often ask us for recommendations for cheap or ideally free maths homework help online.
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How we compiled our list of maths websites and apps
To compile it we specifically looked at all the online maths programmes, websites and free maths apps that are focused on the national curriculum. This is because we believe it’s a lot easier for UK parents and kids to find their way around sites that refer to Year 3 or KS2 then Fourth Grade or other public examinations.
We also asked parents for their recommendations and of course used our network of expert teachers to give us any additional secret teacher tips on the top free maths websites and apps that they recommend to parents to help with homework. (Number 8 is most definitely a big hit with teachers! As is our bonus entry in at number 11.)
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Here is our list of the top ten free maths homework websites and apps suitable for children and parents in the UK (ie the sites support the national curriculum):
- Third Space Learning Maths Hub (resources from maths tuition experts)
- BBC Bitesize – KS2 Maths (everything)
- Primary Games Arena (games)
- Hit the Button (times tables and number bonds)
- Math is Fun (worksheets)
- Primary Resources (oldie but a goodie!)
- NRich (problem solving and challenge questions)
- TT Rockstars (competitive times tables)
- Maths Zone (portal to lots of maths games and quizzes)
- Ashcott Primary School (videos from pupils for parents)
Read on for more detail on which free maths website is good for maths games, which worksheets, and which will challenge children of any ability to think deeply, reason and problem solve.
1. Third Space Learning’s Online Maths Hub – thousands of maths resources for teachers and parents
The Third Space Maths Hub contains thousands of downloadable home learning resources and videos , many of which are free. Lots of free maths worksheets practice SATs papers, mental maths activities and even short maths in minutes videos that break down for non-specialists like parents and support staff at school, how to help children with maths.
2. BBC Bitesize – maths homework help online for children of all ages
What’s the website about?
BBC Bitesize is the gold standard when it comes to getting help for your child with their maths homework, and it’s good for parents who are struggling with the new curriculum being used in schools too! It’s not just getting to grips with whether your child is in Key Stage 2 or Key Stage 1 – but what about the methods now used? Chunking anyone?
The first incarnation of the Bitesize website was launched back in 1998, and over the last 20 years the BBC has built up a sterling reputation amongst teachers, parents and children alike as the place to go for free homework help online.
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All topics on the Bitesize website are organised by year group and curriculum, so you’ll be secure in the knowledge that your child will be working at the right level. Short videos make the learning enjoyable and accessible, and the sheer amount of information on offer on this website should make it the first stop for maths homework help!
Take a look at the BBC Bitesize website here.
3. Primary Games Arena – learn maths through games online!
At Third Space Learning, we believe that children learn best when they’re engaged and empowered by learning, and Primary Games Arena delivers this with a huge helping of fun too.
It is a free website that encourages children to play online maths games linked to their homework.
What’s more, children can play against other students. Forget Fortnite, these games will sharpen their maths skills without them even noticing!
Primary Games Arena breaks down the games on the site by both age (school year group) and by topic. This gives you as a parent the ability to pair up the maths game with whatever topic your child is learning in school, forming a fantastic learning partnership. This may seem like a unique way to get maths help online, but it certainly works!
Head over to Primary Maths Arena by clicking here .
4. Hit the Button – excellent website and app to practise times tables and number bonds homework
Perfect for helping your kids get their heads round the basics in an engaging way, Hit the Button is an interactive maths game with quickfire questions on:
- Number bonds
- Times tables
- Doubling and halving
- Division facts
- Square numbers
The games work against the clock so are great for developing your child’s mental maths skills at primary school.
Another reason we like this website is that in addition to the fun and interactive nature of the maths games, it also has a dedicated section on parental tips and tricks for the best ways to support your child throughout their learning.
Hit the Button can be found here.
5. Math is Fun – A simple but very useful free maths homework help website
Math or maths? Don’t be put off by the US spelling, as this site will reinforce learning for the UK curriculum in a lively and engaging way.
It’s topic based rather than year based, but it is an excellent site if your child needs to revise a particular topic because each one is written in a clear and precise style.
As well as being a great place for your child to get free maths homework help online, Math is Fun also gives you the chance to see how well your child has digested the material they have learned through a number of questions on each topic.
There’s also a section of the site dedicated to downloadable worksheets, and we love this too!
Check out the Math is Fun site here !
6. Primary Resources – Everything you’ll need for maths homework help all in one place
We love Primary Resources because its no-nonsense maths worksheets are perfect for free maths homework help. It’s a long standing favourite website among teachers but there’s no reason why parents can’t use the exercises and maths practice activities too.
Worksheets are sorted by topics and level, so you can be confident that whatever topic from the primary maths national curriculum for KS1 or KS2 your child practises with you in the evening can be applied in the classroom the next day.
Check out the Primary Resources site .
7. NRICH – When the maths homework requires some support on problem solving!
NRICH is a free maths site born from a Cambridge Maths Project to encourages children to think like mathematicians, become ‘good thinkers’ and generally develop curiosity about the world around them. It’s
It was originally founded by a group of teachers and provides free maths activities for all ages and abilities – secondary as well as primary. There’s a particular focus on problem solving and reasoning, key principles of the new national curriculum for KS1 and KS2. The step-by-step explanations are perfect for anyone who is pursuing that elusive ‘I get it!’ moment.
NRICH is a great site for challenging high achievers. Thanks to the breadth of topics and tasks on there, you will be able to really challenge your child whilst ensuring that they can get the right level of maths help online.
The NRICH website can be found here.
8. Times Tables Rockstars – so cheap it’s free homework help website and app to support learning times tables and multiplication
One of our favourites, and although it’s not strictly free, it’s only £6 per year for family membership. Times tables are the absolute bedrock of maths learning; mastering them can have a direct impact on how well kids get to grips with the more complex maths further up the curriculum, so it’s worth nailing them early on.
Moreoever, from 2020 all Year 4 pupils will be required to sit a short Multiplication and Times Tables Test/Check as part of the new government assessment regime. Worth getting a head start now!
In Times Tables Rockstars, you earn rewards through mastery which can be ‘spent’ buying accessories for your online avatar. This is often the most popular part, of the whole process!
Times Tables Rock Stars can be found here.
9. Maths Zone – The ultimate site for free maths homework help with links to lots of other websites
Maths Zone describes itself as ‘cool learning games’, and it’s just that.
Need some help with frustrating fractions homework? There’s a free maths game for that on Maths Zone.
Place value proving problematic? There’s a free maths app for that too….
Absolutely jam-packed with fun ways to learn more about maths, this site is ideal for children that like task-based learning and are motivated by tech, as the games are fast paced and full of action.
Each game starts with a short video to show how it’s played, so this should result in fewer calls of “Mum/Dad, I don’t know how to do it!” coming from the living room.
Maths Zone and all of its amazing games can be found here.
10. Ashcott Primary School – Online maths homework help fresh from the mouths of primary pupils!
Ashcott Primary is a school with a big heart that’s based in Somerset. What we love about the maths homework help on their page is that the videos explaining core maths concepts are all done and narrated by the kids, and are very clear and helpful.
With the content on the site coming from a school, you know for a fact that the teaching strategies involved here will be aligned with what your child has been taught.
The Ashcott Primary School website is available here.
So that’s our top 10 list of free online maths homework apps and websites – hopefully something to suit all children, whether they’re puzzle-loving logic fans or rapid action game adventurers.
Any more we’ve missed? Let us know!
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AN ONLINE HOMEWORK SERVICE THAT ENGAGES PUPILS AND PARENTS
Developed with Carol Vorderman and Pearson , Maths Made Easy delivers an online learning environment with weekly maths homeworks created to allow pupils of every ability level to practise their key maths skills, embed them, and most importantly enjoy learning them.
Powered by Carol Vorderman’s themathsfactor.com, Maths Made Easy is designed to make setting and marking homework quick and easy so you can spend time on what you do best, teaching. The service is built around an interactive platform that allows you to set homeworks for any number of classes in a school, have them completed by your pupils and automatically marked.
A typical homework consists of:
- An introductory video presented by Carol Vorderman
- A warm-up game or practice activity
- A marked and timed activity
Quick, easy and fun The system has been designed to make accessing and completing homework straightforward and fun for your pupils, whilst also helping you to manage and monitor their work quickly and efficiently.
With an intuitive ‘drag and drop’ interface, intelligent pupil import facility, and powerful search and sorting tools, Maths Made Easy will work with you to provide fun homeworks that complement your planning.
Engaging parents and guardians Maths Made Easy also gives parents the opportunity to interact with their children’s learning like never before.
With individual logins parents can track the progress of their child’s homework results, explore each activity in detail and even have a go at a version of the activities for themselves. What’s more they can do all of this whenever and wherever they like. This key feature of the service is intended to aid the connection between parents and guardians and the exercises their children bring home, so they better understand how the maths is being taught.
Complementary services The homework service is complemented by the highly popular Made Easy workbook series , authored by Carol Vorderman to provide more homework help across Maths, English and Science. Parents and guardians can also access maths tuition all year round from Carol’s online service, themathsfactor.com . This online maths school provides a collection of lessons and resources within a one-to-one structured tuition system, allowing each child to progress at his or her pace. What is more Carol’s personal video tuition is something that pupils will be familiar and comfortable with from the Maths Made Easy home work service.
The service is available on an annual whole-school subscription basis, and schools can take out a 60 day free trial.
To sign up for your free 60 day trial of Maths Made Easy simply visit www.pearsonprimary.co.uk/mathsmadeeasy or call 0845 313 8888
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