Years 3–4 · Free during the pilot

See the gap. Teach what’s needed.

Find where students need help, then open the matching teaching pages.

Create a free check

No sign-up. Allow about 30 minutes. Works on iPads, Chromebooks and laptops.

01 / ASSESS

Students take the check.

25 questions. Automatically marked.

Which number is four thousand and seven?

4740074074700

The report beside it shows fictional responses to this question and the related questions.

See the student screens

Other question previews show how the check works. The featured story stays on 4007.

Student screen · sample

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02 / SEE THE RESULTS

See who missed what.

See the questions each student missed.

2 · See the results

Sample Years 3–4 class · 8 fictional students

Missed one or moreAll correctNo answersIncomplete

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Teaching focusWriting numbers with zerosKeep each part in its place

03 / TEACH AND RECHECK

Know what to teach next.

The teaching focus, examples and practice, ready to use.

A teaching example for this needTeach why 3006 needs two zeros.

Connect the words, digits and amount, so each part stays in its place.

Actual Resource 1 student-page excerpt: Zero keeps the place. 3006 has zero hundreds and zero tens. The overview and enlarged number line show 3000 plus six ones and compare 3006 with 306.

Worked example · open the full student page ↗

Keep each part in its place

Model: Number lines and worked examples make each place visible.
Practise: Guide students through examples, then let them try on their own.
Recheck: Five fresh questions are marked for you. See what needs another look.

Teaching notes and answers ↗

Check, report, ready resources and rechecks included.

The check: place value and early multiplication, 25 questions, marked for you.
Teaching packs ready: Keep each part in its place; Same digit, different value; Regroup without changing the number.
Coming: comparing and rounding; multiplication.

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See the gap. Teach what’s needed.

Students take the check.

Which number is four thousand and seven?

See who missed what.

2 · See the results

Know what to teach next.

Actual student screen

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Also available: Year 1 check-in (optional)

Adaptive Check

Timed Fluency

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Choose a maths topic

Choose the skills to check

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Use online with students

Print working sheets

Paper test and manual marking

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Student progress

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See the gap. Teach what’s needed.

Which number is four thousand and seven?

2 · See the results

Also available: Year 1 check-in (optional)

Adaptive Check

Timed Fluency

Build your own

Choose a maths topic

Choose the skills to check

Select exact skills

Register your interest

Your assessment is ready.

Use online with students

Monitor your class live

Print working sheets

Paper test and manual marking

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