Mathletics

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Does anybody/school use it?
Personally I like Manga High, but it doesn't actually have subscription for parent/family.
Mathletics have, and seems reasonable price, but is it any good?
We use free sites like Khan and paid site IXL(which is kind of boring, just testing basics) as well, but also want to have some sort of tailored programme that dc can get on/progress without parental involvement.
Any thought?
TIA

dd2 has a password but she doesn't really like to go on it.

DD prefers ConquerMaths over Mathletics.
She now uses CIMT maths but it's a print out curriculum where as ConquerMaths can be done all online.
Khan is very good but a bit US based.

DD's primary had Mathletics but I was never keen on it -she spent all her time competing with younger kids on the easy levels rather than challenging herself. We had a subscription to MathsWhizz over one summer which she really enjoyed - and it did make her practice her weaker areas. It is quite expensive though. Her secondary school has MyMaths which I think is great - you get a lesson and homework for each topic. This means I can do the lesson if she needs extra help. The explanations are usually very clear. I don't know if parents can subscribe or if its just a school thing?
Hope that helps.

I don't like it. It's clunky to use and the activities are dull.

Dd found Mathletics very tedious compared to Khan Academy, with too much repetition.
You can use Khan Academy as a tailored programme in which they can progress up levels and collect badges.
Hegartymaths is also supposed to be very good and has won awards. It is also UK based. And is free. I think it starts at secondary level though.

Thank you. Sounds like it isn't very good.

I'll have a look at conquermaths and Haegartymaths.
Thanks for advice.