About Daily Maths
Daily Maths is a free practice site for elementary math: short sets of questions marked as you go, and a page for each topic with the method written out.
What is here
The practice set on the front page gives ten questions at a time in addition, subtraction, multiplication or division, at one of three grade bands. A wrong answer shows the worked result before the next question, and ten in a row closes the set.
Each topic page (place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication, the times tables, division, fractions and decimals) explains what the idea means, works three or four examples on squared paper, lists the strategies that help, gives the facts worth knowing by sight, and ends with ten practice questions and their answers.
Who it is for
Children in kindergarten to grade 5, and the parents and teachers working with them. Sets are short on purpose: a warm-up, not a lesson. The sequence follows an ordinary elementary scope and sequence, so a set or a page can slot into whatever the class is already doing.
How it is made
Daily Maths is a small independent site, kept by its owner, with no company behind it. Every worked example and every answer was done by hand and checked the other way round: an addition for a subtraction, a multiplication for a division. If you find a mistake, it will be corrected.
Everything runs in the browser. There is no account, nothing to install and nothing to pay for.