Number Drill: Math Drill Software
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Regardless of what math program used, I have yet to meet a child that has not needed additional math drill work. Math is one of those core subjects that requires dogged repetition, especially in the early years–more so if you are in a state that demands yearly tests for homeschoolers. If your child understands the concepts but is still counting fingers or stumbling through a singsong chant, he needs Number Drill.

Over 240 Topics and 135,000 Problems!
For just pennies a day your child will soon be up to speed on all his math facts from addition and subtraction to Roman numerals, fractions, bases, and square roots. With 240 different math topics and over 135,000 problems aimed at children from kindergarten to ninth grade, there is sure to be a drill just perfect for your child, or children, as this software can be installed on as many of your family's computers as you'd like with free updates on any and all improvements.

Stress-Free Math Drill
Unlike other math drills, where competition leads to stress which leads to grumbling, Number Drill presents your child with a peaceful, albeit a bit distracting scene, of a lovable penguin body-surfing through the mountains. But beneath the charm of the penguin lays a real workhorse of a program that effortlessly tracks each child's progress and awards him for every effort. If you are disappointed in low test grades and you are weary of flashcard drills, delegate that chore to Number Drill and watch your child's scores climb.

Scope and Sequence

A new, fresh and fun theme.
What could be more fun than racing a penguin down a mountain blanketed in snow? Ramp off steep slopes and pass by ski lifts, cabins and more as you race to the bottom.

Awards.
There is more to the race than solving math problems. On the awards panel there is a slot for each race in Number Drill. When your child plays a race and does well (s)he will get an award on that panel. You'd be surprised by how fun it is to fill up all those empty spaces!

Motivation.
Both you and your child will easily be able to see progress on levels, topics and individual races. As well as see areas that need work. It helps motivate a child when they can see how they're improving after each race.