Sunday, August 8, 2010


 Math Score is a program I have been using to encourage my boys to practice their math.  One thing I love about it is you can set the time they are allowed to work on a problem! Here's some more info about this great program.

MathScore.com is a program developed by MIT graduates to support grades 2nd through Algebra and
advanced 1st graders. Here's how it works: You or your child picks a math concept to work on.Each skill comes with a mini lesson and sample problems to view. When you choose to start the 'worksheet', it is timed to help evaluate how quickly your student is working through the problems and how much qualtiy time is spent answering them.  The answers are fill-in-the-blank only so you can be sure whether or not your student is proficient with that particular math skill and not just a 'lucky guesser'.

There are several great events that happen after a student completes a worksheet. The program randomly generates math problems that automatically adapt difficulty based on performance, which enables every student to learn at their ideal pace. In addition to this an assessment is emailed to you the parent. The only paper used is scratch paper!

Are you a teacher,administrator, homeschooler, parent, or student? Click on any of these to see how MathScore.com can help you. There are also quite a few demos available to view.  For all of you who like 'freebies' there is a free worksheet generator page to checkout.

Here are all the math topics covered by MathScore.com:
Counting Squares
Fast Addition
Fast Subtraction
Mixed Addition and Subtraction
Basic Word Problems
Telling Time
Odd or Even
Number Comparison
Addition Grouping
Patterns: Shapes
Tally and Pictographs
Bar Graphs
Understanding Multiplication
Beginner Multiplication
Arithmetic Word Problems
Odd or Even Theory
Place Value to 1000
Order Numbers to 1000
Fraction Pictures
Fraction Simplification
Multiplication Facts Strategies
Fast Multiplication
Fast Division
Rounding Numbers
Long Subtraction
Unit Cost
Line Graphs
Fractions to Decimals
Compare Mixed Values
Weight Conversion
Polygon Names
Quadrilateral Types
Triangle Types
Perimeter
Estimated Addition
Long Multiplication
Order Decimals
Factoring
Prime Numbers
Circle Measurements
Mean, Median, Mode
Variable Substitution
Linear Equations
Distributive Property
Long Division with Remainders
Decimal Rounding
Decimal Division
Divisibility Rules
Prime Factoring
Perfect Squares
Fraction Addition
Fraction Word Problems
Number Line
Percentages
Triangle Area
Rectangular Solids
Integer Addition
Exponent Basics
Algebraic Word Problems
Greatest Common Factor
Least Common Multiple
Distance, Rate, and Time
Ratios
Circle Area
Solving For Angles
Triangular Prisms
Cylinders
Probability
Integer Subtraction
Integer Multiplication
Order Of Operations
Simplifying Algebraic Expressions
Single Variable Equations
Scientific Notation
Repeating Decimals
Compound Interest
Temperature Conversion
Congruent And Similar Triangles
Parallelogram Area
Pythagorean Theorem
Exponents Of Fractional Bases
Simplifying Radical Expressions
Algebraic Sentences
Single Variable Inequalities
Determining Slope
Age Problems
Work Word Problems
Nonlinear Functions
Number Line Inequalities
Absolute Value Equations
Graphs to Linear Equations
Foil Method
Trinomial Factoring
Quadratic Formula
Integer Word Problems
System of Equations Addition
Mixture Word Problems
Domain and Range

I hear a lot of parents who are interested in homeschooling say I don't know what I'm going to do when I have to teach certain math concepts. Well, I say use a program like this to brush up and review or learn what you need to keep up with your child. Do you have a child struggling in school or at home with math concepts? Try MathScore.com and start your free trial today. If you have any questions that need to be answered about the program, use the contact page here.

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