This is my first post attempt. Yesterday, I had a late-night tea session with a friend, and we ended up talking until 3 in the morning.
The topic of our conversation was mathematics.
So, the other day, during a meeting with parents and teachers at school, daughter's teacher informed us that my child was weak in mathematics.
After returning home from the meeting, I remembered a simple system I had created online to generate random math questions. I had released it for free to parents last year (like the image I uploaded). This was my project from last year, aimed at providing math practice for kids.
The system can generate hundreds of math questions for four age groups. I classified them into four categories: 4 to 5 years old, 6 years old, 7 to 12 years old, and 13 years and above.
Each category has different types of questions. For 4 to 5-year-olds, the questions are easy. At 6 years old, they get a bit more challenging, with addition and subtraction without borrowing, and the results don't go beyond 10.
For the 7 to 12 age group, the questions involve borrowing and the results can exceed 10.
As for the older age group, the questions are a mix of the previous two categories, with the addition of negative answers.
Currently, the system only has features for addition and subtraction, and you can generate hundreds of questions with just one click, then print them for your kids to practice.
I decided to use this system to help my own child, Melur, improve her math skills through consistent and intensive practice. Thankfully, after two weeks of using it, we noticed significant improvement after just one week.
If you're interested, don't worry, it's free for all parents. I don't charge anything for this. It's a hobby and a way to collect blessings and good wishes from everyone. Plus, the system is simple and easy to use.
To generate simple math question for your kids, click this link https://fred.my/apps/math/
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