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Show HN: Math Worksheets for Kids
- tarr11 10y agoThere are a lot of repeating questions on there. Also, would hope that this didn't require printing, which is expensive.
- javierluraschi 10y ago@tar11 thanks for the comment. The repeating questions are by design since I found out my kids get really motivated by starting with a few easy ones, ones they got the worksheet started, it's harder for them to stop. As the worksheets get harder, duplication becomes less common. I'll look later today into adding a tablet version that will allow them do draw over to avoid printing them. Give it another try tomorrow.
- javierluraschi 10y agoYou can now draw on phones and tablets by clicking on the worksheet, quite useful while on the go with kids or to save some paper.
- spdustin 10y agoWell done! Is there a trick to getting back to the grid once you've gone into a sheet? Short of a refresh, that is, which erases the work.
- javierluraschi 10y agoI was thinking of locking the UI to keep kids focused on finishing the worksheet before they ask for help to get a new one. But I agree it's currently hard to get back to get grid, I'll add support for navigating back to the grid to using the back button.
- gbraad 10y agoAs a school solution, we do not provide students with printed worksheets, but instead provide laminated white paper. We write (or print) the questions on them and they can be wiped clean. This however, introduces an issue with parents, as they often would like to know how their child is doing. They would have to ask us instead of asking their own child (which takes away some of trust building with your child, maybe?).
- unclegene 10y agoInteresting :) I've made http://math.softover.com/ http://math.softover.com/ almost 6 years ago - practically the same
- unclegene 10y agoNot sure about kids, but my father actively used it for a post-stroke recovery