Maths Skill Builders - Lite UK

This version of the application is free and contains a few examples of skill builders for the Reception year. If you are looking for the full application, see our other apps. This version is only a taster of the full application, to help you in your purchase decision.

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The following describes the full edition if you decide to buy it:

Maths practice for KS1 (Key Stage 1): Covering Reception, Year 1, Year 2 and Year 3 (the start of KS2).

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The early years of school are very important to the development of your children. Providing them with access to learning materials and aids is increasingly important.

This application has been designed for Android tablets with that goal as the core of its design. Your children will have access to mathematic skills practice questions and problems whether at home or on the go, to help them build their skills.

All questions are dynamically generated and many adapt to your child's development; yielding billions of possible questions.

No internet connection is required.

No subscription required.

No silly games.

The application contains progress charts, which will help build their confidence in a friendly way, and encourages them to achieve their highest potential.

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The skill builders have been developed to align with the national curricula throughout the UK. Just select your flag from the bottom of the 'My Progress' chart.

The full edition supports children in Reception, Year 1, Year 2 and Year 3, whilst working towards national standards. Note this is the free lite edition with only 14 sample skill builders from Reception year.

England

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Early Years Foundation Stage 2012 and Key Stage 1 & 2 working towards 2014 National Curriculum.

Northern Ireland

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Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1, working towards 2007 Minimum Content.

Scotland

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Early Level and First Level, working towards 2009 Curriculum for Excellence.

Wales

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Early Level and First Level, working towards 2008 National Curriculum.