Older kids might find Khan Academy to be a more useful resource (and free), but for Primary School aged children particularly, this is pretty good and used by a bunch of schools. It's also a great tool to use during school holidays over Christmas to make sure kids retain the knowledge between school years, often lost from lack of rehearsal.
$99 for the first student, discounts stack for additional students.
Ditto, but the kids (6yo) don't seem to be very interested.
Unlike Reading Eggs, which they loved.
Mine's the opposite…
He loves doing the Mathletics exercises and gets really pissed off if he makes a mistake..
We get it for free too…
We pay for it via our school fees. It is great because the math teacher can easily tailor exercises based on the individual student. My daughter just logs in and sees what is there for her. It is great for the math teacher as well because she doesn't have to grade those papers. She gives out written homework as well, but the mathletics are due Sunday night. It teaches the kids about time management as well, having a deadline in which to do a task or risk wrath.
Yeah, some schools pay for it and provide the log-ins for free to parents. I just wanted to make the point that it is suitable for Australian school curriculum, unlike some others (that provide US currency, or lbs and ounces and miles/yards etc). It fits with the Australian school year progression.
Its a great deal!
Our local public primary uses this and provides the logins to students.