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For P3 to P6 · PSLE Maths

Short Maths practice that picks the right next question.

Your child works in a 15 to 45 minute block. Each question is chosen from what they got right and wrong before. Every answer gets a worked solution, and the block stops when the time is up.

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P6 problem

Ali and Ben had marbles in the ratio 5 : 3. Ali gave Ben 12 marbles. Then they had the same number. How many marbles did Ali have at first?

Bar model solution Ali's bar has 5 units and Ben's has 3. Ali is 2 units ahead. Moving 1 unit from Ali to Ben makes the bars equal, so 1 unit is 12 marbles. Ali had 5 units, which is 60 marbles. Ali Ben 2 units more gives 12 12 same now 1 unit = 12 5 units = 5 × 12 = 60 Ali had 60 marbles
Step 1 Draw a bar for each person. Ali gets 5 units, Ben gets 3.

How it works

  1. 1

    A 10-minute check-in

    12 questions across P3 to P6 topics. No score is shown. It tells us where to start.

  2. 2

    Practice that ends on time

    Pick 15, 20, 30 or 45 minutes. A wrong answer brings the worked steps and an easier next question.

  3. 3

    You see the evidence

    Each topic shows how many questions the estimate is based on, so you know how far to trust it.

What we leave out on purpose

  • No streaks to lose, no points and no prize boxes.
  • No endless feed of questions. Every block has an end.
  • No messages during the quiet hours you set.
  • Missed days are not debt. Nothing piles up.

What's new · 24 Oct 2026

A short weekly email about your child's maths

Every Sunday evening, parents now get one email covering planned and completed practice time, how sessions went, and one suggestion.

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