online math drill

[Mom2mthj]

Re: online math drill

HOw did you do change the time?

You have to go into the parent account and select the student's program. If you still have trouble I can log in and get more detailed instructions.

Dorinda

[happyhappyjoyjoy]

Re: online math drill

I also discovered that you can set the time for 1.5 sec, 3 sec or 6 sec per fact. I have also don't the typing for certain kids over the years since I am more concerned about math than typing. I have also had some go all the way through at 6 and then repeat it al increasing speeds to reduce some of the frustration.

Good luck!
Dorinda

HOw did you do change the time?

[Mom2mthj]

Re: online math drill

I also discovered that you can set the time for 1.5 sec, 3 sec or 6 sec per fact. I have also don't the typing for certain kids over the years since I am more concerned about math than typing. I have also had some go all the way through at 6 and then repeat it al increasing speeds to reduce some of the frustration.

Good luck!
Dorinda

[bean]

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For Xtra math, we moved on for each area once dd maintained 97-98% for a few days. Getting 100% might be frustrating for little fingers.

good luck!

[Jessica]

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I feel your pain about the big mess of flash cards! That has happened too many times at our house.

[happyhappyjoyjoy]

Re: online math drill



I'm so grateful. I can't keep the toddler away from the cards, so we're giving Xtra Math a try. I'll keep you posted on how it goes.

[Mom2mthj]

Re: online math drill

I like Xtra math, but my kids have had mixed feelings. (They don't like to be timed)

Another one I want to try is on the math without borders website called learn them forwards and backwards, but it is just for multiplication and division.

I am interested to hear what others have found.

Dorinda

[happyhappyjoyjoy]

Can anyone recommend an online math facts drill site that keeps track of progress and has no frills (games, etc.)?