Timed Math drills

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  • Rachel White
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    What do you use for independently done math drills?

    Specifically, something like Calculadders without the cost. I”d like to be able to see results, but I’m not able to sit there with a timer and flashcards everyday.

     

    Thanks,

    Rachel

    albanyaloe
    Participant

    Hi Rachel

    I don’t know if you’d mind something computer based.  We use an excellent free online one is Xtra Math.  You can see the student’s progress, and they can do it alone daily, the program tells you when to stop.

    I will admit my children are not “delighted” to do it.

    There are other online ones like this, such as Sumdog, but often they are more games, whilst the Xtra math is pure math facts till you get it.

    I’ve also read about a “gaming device’ called Math Shark, which is available in the US, but I have never seen it or used it.

    HTH,

    Lindy

    Monica
    Participant

    We use Xtra Math, too.

    HollyS
    Participant

    A few things we’ve used are:

    –free printable math drill worksheets

    –MUS’s online math drill

    –Scholastic has some math drill workbooks.  They have their dollar sales several times a year and I bought their multiplication one awhile back.

    –Wrap-Ups

    Alicia Hart
    Participant

    We have tried it all and calculadder has worked the best for us.  We buy the mp3 download and just print it off each day – kind of a pain but worth the trouble.  Just my 2 cents!

    Rachel White
    Participant

    Thanks, I will check out Xtra Math.

    I forgot about the MUS math drills existing. I will look at those.

    I’m am most interested in Calculadders, but am trying to avoid the expense. If nothing else works, I will cave.

    I need something simple and straightforward. I like the “no games” type.

    Wings2fly
    Participant

    xtramath.org works for us here too.

    I saw more results one I got them to understand that it was moreimportant to get it right than to be fast…and speed would come later.

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