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A worksheet in a minute, and a class that practises at its own level

Choose the topic and print, with the method on the sheet and an answer sheet to go with it. With an account every pupil practises in the app at their own level, and you see who can do what.

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learnbits.appMaths
Percentage of an amount
out of 10
correct
NameClassDate

Work it out. Don’t know it straight away? Look at the strategy.

How to work it outLine up 100%, 50%, 25% and 10%
  1. Write down the whole number: that is 100%.
  2. Divide by 2 for 50%, by 4 for 25% and by 10 for 10%.
  3. Build the requested percentage from these parts: 75% is 50% + 25%, 5% is half of 10%.
  4. For a discount, subtract that amount from the price.

30% of 80, 80 ÷ 10 = 8, 3 × 8 = 24

More explanation
  1. 1
    10% of 60 =
  2. 2
    25% of 320 =
  3. 3
    20% of 320 =
  4. 4
    10% of 40 =
  5. 5
    75% of 120 =
  6. 6
    10% of 250 =
  7. 7
    20% of 60 =
  8. 8
    10% of 70 =
  9. 9
    50% of 370 =
  10. 10
    25% of 220 =
How did it go?I still found this tricky:
Worksheet code 7K3M9QTo check: go to check.learnbits.app and enter the code.
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The learning lines

Everything we teach, on screen and on paper

subjects
6
steps
337
exercises
7,765
explanation pages
290

See everything we teach, year by year

Making a worksheet

From topic to sheet on the desk

  1. Choose the topic

    A subject, a topic or a whole learning line.

  2. Choose the help

    With the method at the top of the sheet, or without.

  3. Print

    A pupil sheet and an answer sheet. New questions every time.

  4. Let them mark it

    With an account you add a QR code. Then pupils mark their own work.

In the app

First the method, then practice

Every topic starts with how to do it. After a mistake, the pupil sees the method with the numbers from that question.

  • Every pupil gets their own questions
  • No multiple choice: pupils work out the answer themselves
  • What does not work yet comes back later
See how it works
First the method, then practice
The class per topic
The class overview: per topic a bar from automated to not yet practised, and per pupil who can do what

Your class

See who can do what, and set what is needed

Per pupil and per step, from green to not practised yet. From that overview you set an exercise.

  • For the whole class or only for those who need it
  • Done after one round, or only once it sticks
  • Mastery learning on or off per subject
Create your class

Weekly tasks and year plan

Plan the week per subject

Practice, a worksheet, a test or your own line, down to a single goal: a learning line, a level or one step. For the class, a learning route or one pupil.

  • Three learning routes: support, core and extension
  • The year plan spreads your class’s learning line over forty weeks
  • Copy the week, and every path moves on one step
Set up a week
Setting up the week
The week planner: topics per subject on the left, what the class does this week on the right
The week on paper, per pupil

Printing

The week on paper, per pupil

Every pupil gets a weekly sheet with their name, their tasks and a QR code to their own sheet next to each task.

  • The worksheets and tests behind it, with names
  • A box to tick and three smileys
  • Everything in one PDF
Print the week

Live on the whiteboard

Practising together as a game

Put a game on the whiteboard. Every pupil plays along on their own laptop, with their own questions.

  • A correct answer is one step for everyone
  • No leaderboard for speed
  • It all counts in your overview
Start a Live lesson
Practising together as a game

The QR code

Three modes, and you choose

  • Answers

    The code opens the answer sheet. Handy if you mark it yourself.

  • Enter

    The pupil fills in their answers and sees their score straight away. The result comes to you.

  • Class

    Every pupil gets their own code, with their name already filled in.

For teachers

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an account?

Not for a worksheet. You do for your class, the QR code and Live.

What does it cost?

Nothing this school year. What it costs after that, you will hear well in advance, and then you decide.

What does it cover?

Everything for ages 6 to 15. The learning lines page shows what is in it, per subject and per year.

Do pupils need an email address?

No. They log in with a login card, the class code or their Google school account.

Start tomorrow?

Create an account with your school email address. The start guide sets up your class in five steps.

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