Maths Practice

Primary School Maths

Elementary School Math Educational Software

Proudly

100 percent Australian maths software

 


Maths Practice problems reproduced from Young Einstein Mathematics Software


Maths Educational Software reproduced samples from Young Einstein Mathematics

Fun maths problems that can be unravelled. Presented both in words and as a sum to explain them plainly.

 

Jasmine kicked the ball 897 m, then Justin kicked the ball a further 1128 m. How many meters did the ball travel?

 

897 + 1128 = ?

 

and another one

 

Jasmine jumped into the pool 949 times, then Eric jumped into the pool another 2960 times. How many times did they jump into the pool altogether?

 

949 + 2960 = ?

 

Work out the answers, then try another few, better still obtain this maths educational software and generate these yourself!

Produced by Maths Practice P/L, suppliers of  the 'Young Einstein Mathematics' educational software range. You can try all these plus a lot more when you purchase and use the software.

This educational software allows for various levels of difficulty ranging from year1 to 6.

These free exercise pages containing approximately 400 different problems are updated regularly.

Buy the educational software to generate these types of problems yourself. Maths Practice Young Einstein Mathematics educational software home page

Also view our educational software fundamentals section

 


Google
Maths Practice, Young Einstein Mathematics & Helper Series are trademarks of Maths Practice P/L an educational software provider for years 1-6. Copyright © 2003 Maths Practice Pty. Ltd. A.B.N 67 006 774 901. All rights reserved. Affordable maths education software that produces results for schools, tutors and students.