Free maths and English practice
Pick a year group or a topic to see what it covers and try a question. In the game, Noggli works out your child's level in every topic and adjusts each question to suit.
By year group
Times tables
Maths topics
Fractions of amountsFinding a fraction of an amount is two small steps: divide by the bottom number, then multiply by the top.Adding fractionsAdding fractions is easy once the bottom numbers match.Equivalent fractionsEquivalent fractions are the same amount written in a different way, like 1/2 and 4/8.Fractions, decimals and percentagesFractions, decimals and percentages are three ways to write the same thing.Percentages of amountsFinding a percentage of an amount gets easy once 10% is easy.Order of operations (BODMAS)BODMAS (or BIDMAS) is the order to do a calculation in: Brackets, Orders (powers), Division and Multiplication, then Addition and Subtraction.Long multiplicationMultiplying bigger numbers builds on the times tables.DivisionDivision is the times tables backwards.Column additionColumn addition lines numbers up by place value and adds one column at a time.Column subtractionColumn subtraction takes away one column at a time, exchanging from the next column when the top digit is too small.Place value and roundingPlace value is knowing what each digit is worth, and rounding uses it to simplify numbers.Negative numbersNegative numbers are numbers below zero.Algebra and missing numbersAlgebra in primary school starts as missing number problems and grows into simple equations.Ratio and proportionRatio compares amounts, like 3 pink squishies for every 2 blue ones.Word problemsWord problems test whether a child can choose the right calculation, not just do it.
English topics
Reading comprehensionNoggli writes a short story at your child's level, then asks a few questions about it: what happened, how a character felt, and why.SpellingNoggli practises words from the Year 3 and 4 and Year 5 and 6 spelling lists.Apostrophes and punctuationNoggli practises punctuation step by step: sentence endings, commas in lists, apostrophes for missing letters and for possession, then punctuating speech..TensesNoggli practises verb tenses from regular past tense (planned) to irregular verbs (thought), telling past, present and future apart, and the present perfect (have seen)..Prefixes and suffixesPrefixes go at the start of a word and suffixes go at the end.HomophonesHomophones sound the same but mean different things: there, their and they're.Word classesWord classes are the jobs words do in a sentence.Expanded noun phrasesAn expanded noun phrase is a noun with extra words that tell you more about it, like the scruffy little dog or the old man with a walking stick.Conjunctions and sentencesConjunctions join ideas together.
All of it, at the right level, for free
No timers, no scores, no child accounts. Just a first name and a year group.