Solutions are shown one step at a time. Processes such as carrying, borrowing, and long division are demonstrated. The student can control the speed of the instruction. Demonstrations can be repeated as many times as desired. Students can enter each number in a solution - just like they would with pencil and paper.
Students can either type numbers at the keyboard or enter numbers by selecting with the mouse.
They can either enter all the numbers in a solution, or just the numbers in an answer- depending on the options chosen. The 52 skill levels complement the math curriculum for learning basic arithmetic skills in grades 2-6. Skill levels progress from number facts through long division. One new step is learned each level. Skill level definitions are shown during each activity.