Teach the step they're actually stuck on.
Pick the skill a student is working towards. Metas Math Sheets prints every step underneath it: a short lesson, worked examples and practice, in plain words. Or send a 10-minute quiz and let their answers choose the steps.
- 205
- skills, each broken into steps
- 7
- areas of maths, Grades 8 to 10
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- student accounts needed
A student who can't find a gradient usually isn't stuck on gradients.
They're stuck three steps earlier, on negative numbers or reading a point off a grid. Re-teaching the gradient doesn't fix that. Teaching the missing step does.
Every skill in Metas Math Sheets is mapped to the steps underneath it, so you can go straight to the gap.
- TargetFind the gradient from two points
- Step 4Find the gradient by counting squaresNeeds teaching
- Step 3Work out which operation to do firstKnows this
- Step 2Add and subtract with negative numbersNeeds teaching
- Step 1Write down the coordinates of a pointKnows this
From "they're lost" to a printed package in about a minute.
Pick where they need to get to
Choose an area of maths, then the skills your class needs.
Keep the steps they need
You see every step leading to the target, in teaching order, including ones from earlier topics. Untick what the student can already do. Not sure? Send the quiz instead.
Print it and hand it over
You get one PDF: a cover with their learning path, a lesson page and a practice page for each step, and the answers at the back. The numbers change every time you make one, so each student gets their own sheet.
Let a 10-minute quiz find it.
Send a link or a QR code. The student answers three short questions on each step, on a phone, tablet or laptop. No account, no app to install.
- "I'm not sure yet" is always an answer, so nobody has to guess.
- You see each step as Knows this, Shaky or Needs teaching.
- One click turns the results into their package.
Written for students who find maths reading hard.
Short sentences. One idea per line. Every step is shown, and the help fades as they go: first you do it together, then they take the lead, then they work alone.
- Learn itThe key idea, the formula and how to do it, in three lines or fewer.
- See itTwo examples worked out in full, every line written down.
- Try it togetherFill-in-the-box questions. The first one starts for them; the second one they lead.
- Your turnQuestions on their own, then a quick "How did that go?" check.
- Answers at the backFor you, with the working shown.
Topics so far
- Number
- Algebra and expressions
- Equations
- Linear relations and functions
- Measurement and geometry
- Statistics and probability
- Financial literacy
Made for the people doing the catching up
Teachers
Differentiate for the three students who are behind without writing three extra lessons. Quiz the class, print each student their own package.
Tutors
Start the first session knowing exactly where the gaps are, and leave them with work that matches.
Parents
Help at the kitchen table without remembering how you were taught. The answers and working are at the back.
Request early access
Metas Math Sheets is free while we're in early access. Accounts are by invitation for now, so we can look after every early user properly.
- 1Tell us a little about you.
- 2We read every request and reply by email.
- 3You get a link to set your password and start.
Questions
Does it cost anything?
It's free during early access. If that changes, early users will hear first.
What level is it for?
Grades 8 to 10 maths, and the earlier skills they depend on. It's built for students who are behind and find maths reading hard.
Do students need an account?
No. Packages are printed, and the quiz opens from a link or QR code.
What happens to student answers?
Only the teacher who sent the quiz sees them. Quiz pages have no tracking or cookies, and quiz links and answers are deleted after 7 days.
Is every sheet the same?
No. The lessons stay the same, but the numbers in the questions change every time you make a package.