MATH-FUN1 User Manual

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MATH-FUN1 User Manual 2

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1. What is MATH-FUN1?. 2
2. The Header Bar. 3
3. The Tabs. 3
4. Home Tab. 4
5. Learn & Play — Starting a Session.. 4
6. Learn & Play — During a Session.. 5
7. Show Me How — Step-by-Step Work. 6
8. Watch Video Lesson.. 7
9. Session Summary & Badges. 7
10. Profiles Tab. 8
11. Parent Dashboard. 9
12. Leaderboard Tab. 10
13. Worksheets Tab. 10
14. Settings Tab. 11
15. Teacher Mode — Unlocking. 11
16. Teacher — Classes & Rosters. 12
17. Teacher — Assignments. 12
18. Teacher — Attendance. 13
19. Teacher — Behavior Tracking. 14
20. Teacher — Reports & Certificates. 14
21. Teacher — CSV Import & Export. 15
22. Teacher — School Branding. 16
23. Teacher — Video Lesson Links. 17
24. Printing & PDF Export. 17
25. Tips, Shortcuts, and FAQ.. 18
26. Curriculum Reference. 19

MATH-FUN1 User Manual

Virii8 Math Learning Platform by Bernard Aybout — MiltonMarketing.com

How to use the MATH-FUN1 math learning platform. This manual is for students, parents, and teachers who use the app day-to-day.

Table of Contents

1. What is MATH-FUN1?
2. The Header Bar
3. The Tabs
4. Home Tab
5. Learn & Play — Starting a Session
6. Learn & Play — During a Session
7. Show Me How — Step-by-Step Work
8. Watch Video Lesson
9. Session Summary & Badges
10. Profiles Tab
11. Parent Dashboard
12. Leaderboard Tab
13. Worksheets Tab
14. Settings Tab
15. Teacher Mode — Unlocking
16. Teacher — Classes & Rosters
17. Teacher — Assignments
18. Teacher — Attendance
19. Teacher — Behavior Tracking
20. Teacher — Reports & Certificates
21. Teacher — CSV Import & Export
22. Teacher — School Branding
23. Teacher — Video Lesson Links
24. Printing & PDF Export
25. Tips, Shortcuts, and FAQ
26. Curriculum Reference

1. What is MATH-FUN1?

MATH-FUN1 is an interactive math learning platform covering Kindergarten through advanced college math. You practice math at your own pace, see step-by-step solutions, watch video lessons, and track your progress over time.

What you can do:

• Practice math across 33 topics and 17 grade levels
• See every answer worked out on paper (“Show Me How”)
• Watch topic-specific video lessons from YouTube or Khan Academy
• Earn XP, stars, and badges
• Build streaks and climb the leaderboard
• Create profiles for everyone in your family
• Generate printable worksheets
• View a parent dashboard with mastery breakdowns

Teachers can also:

• Manage classes and student rosters
• Create weekly assignments with due dates and mastery targets
• Track attendance and behavior
• Print report cards, certificates, and class reports
• Import and export data as CSV
• Customize school branding on every printed document

Everything saves automatically. If you’re logged in to the website, your progress syncs across every device you use.

2. The Header Bar

At the top of the app is a header bar with:

Left side — MATH-FUN1 logo and title

Right side — Status and action buttons:

• Profile chip — a colored circle with your initial, your name, and a small sync-status dot (green = synced, amber = syncing, red = error, gray = local-only)
• Switch — jumps to the Profiles tab to pick a different user
• Theme — toggles between dark (Matrix green) and light (easier for printing)
• Sound — toggles correct/wrong answer chimes and button clicks
• Full — enters fullscreen mode; press F on your keyboard as a shortcut
• Teacher — opens the teacher PIN gate (see section 15)

3. The Tabs

Underneath the header is the tab navigation. The always-visible tabs are:

• Home — welcome and quick stats
• Learn & Play — the main practice area
• Profiles — manage student profiles
• Parent — parent/guardian progress dashboard
• Leaderboard — device-local top scores
• Worksheets — generate printable worksheets
• Settings — sync status, data management, teacher video links

When Teacher Mode is unlocked, seven more tabs appear: Teacher, Classes, Assignments, Attendance, Behavior, Reports, CSV, Branding.

4. Home Tab

The Home tab is your landing page. It shows:

• Welcome message — personalized if you have a profile selected
• A friendly mascot and the current level + profile type (Guest or Saved)
• Four stat tiles — XP, Stars, Streak, Accuracy
• Quick action buttons — Start Learning, Choose Profile, Parent Dashboard, Print Worksheet
• Curriculum Scale card — a row of level chips from Kindergarten through E=MC²
• Your Topic Mastery card — progress bars for every topic in your current level

If you haven’t picked a profile yet, the stats show “—” and the Welcome card invites you to start.

5. Learn & Play — Starting a Session

The Learn & Play tab is where you practice. At the top is the session configuration.

Configuration dropdowns

• Grade / Level — your current grade. All 17 levels are available: Kindergarten, Grades 1–12, College, University, Advanced, E=MC².
• Topic — the topics available at your chosen level. “Mixed Review” cycles through every topic in your grade.
• Mode — four options:
  • Learn — gentle pace, hints and mini-lessons always available
  • Practice — guided, hints available on demand
  • Quiz — scored, no hints
  • Challenge — harder questions, faster pace, higher XP reward
• Session Length — 5, 10, 15, 20, or 30 questions
• Timed mode — check the box for 30 seconds per question. When time runs out the question auto-submits as blank.

Click Start Session to begin.

Mini-Lesson card

Below the dropdowns, a Mini-Lesson card shows a short plain-language explanation of your chosen topic. Switch the topic dropdown and the lesson updates automatically. For example, the multiplication lesson says: “Multiplication is fast adding of equal groups. 4 × 3 means four groups of 3, or 3 added four times.”

6. Learn & Play — During a Session

Once a session starts you’ll see:

• Progress header — question number, topic, mode, current streak, and a timer pill if timed mode is on
• Progress bar — visual fill showing how far you are in the session
• Question prompt — the math problem
• Answer area — where you type or click your answer

Answer types

The input changes based on the topic:

• Multiple choice — click one of 2–4 answer tiles, or use arrow keys + Enter
• Number — type a number, press Enter or click Submit
• Fraction — type like 3/4; whole numbers also accepted
• Text — used for algebra answers like 2x^3 or ratios like 2:3

Buttons available during a question

• Submit — sends your answer
• Skip — submits a blank answer and moves on (counts as wrong)
• Show Hint (Learn & Practice modes only) — reveals a multi-sentence hint
• ✨ Show me how (Learn & Practice modes only) — toggles the full step-by-step solution
• ▶ Watch Video Lesson (Learn & Practice modes only) — opens video search links for this topic

Feedback

After you submit:

• Correct — green highlight, celebration chime, the explanation of why that answer is correct, and a Next Question button
• Wrong — red highlight on your answer, green on the correct one, a detailed explanation, the full worked-out solution shown automatically, and (in Learn/Practice mode) a “Retry this type” button that gives you a similar question

Adaptive difficulty

The platform watches how you’re doing:

• Four in a row correct → difficulty bumps up
• Three in a row wrong → difficulty drops down

This keeps you in your “productive struggle zone” automatically, so the questions feel challenging but not impossible.

7. Show Me How — Step-by-Step Work

Every question in every topic has a ✨ Show me how button that reveals the complete worked-out solution — the way you’d write it on paper.

For arithmetic

You see column-aligned vertical math with carries, borrows, and long-division steps. For example, 402 − 157:

3 10 12
̶4̶ ̶0̶ ̶2̶
−   1 5 7
─────────
2 4 5

Yellow superscripts mark borrows, strikethroughs show the original digits. Below the work block, every step is explained in plain English:

Step 1 — ones column: Need to subtract 7 from 2, but 2 is smaller. Borrow from the tens place.

For formula-driven topics

For geometry, statistics, probability, and similar, you see the formula first, then the substitution, then the result. Example for the mean of [4, 7, 3, 8, 5]:

mean = (sum of values) ÷ (count)
mean = (4 + 7 + 3 + 8 + 5) ÷ 5
= 27 ÷ 5
= 5.4

Each step has a clear label: “Add all the values”, “Count how many there are”, “Divide”.

For concept topics

For topics like word problems or number recognition, the work is purely text-based — a numbered list of steps explaining what to do and why.

Important notes

• Using Show me how counts as asking for a hint. The system notes that you got help.
• Show Me How is available in Learn and Practice In Quiz and Challenge modes it’s hidden (those are meant to be unassisted).
• When you get a question wrong, the step-by-step work appears automatically below the feedback — you don’t need to click the button.

8. Watch Video Lesson

Every question has a ▶ Watch Video Lesson button that opens a modal with video search links. Click any link to open the search in a new browser tab.

Link sources (in priority order)

1. Teacher-selected video — if your teacher has added a specific URL for this topic (or class), that video appears first as a primary button
2. YouTube search — pre-filled with a precise, grade-level-aware query like “how to do long division on paper grade 4”
3. Khan Academy search — pre-filled with a topic-specific query

All links open in a new tab for safety. Close the modal with the Close button or by clicking anywhere outside it.

9. Session Summary & Badges

When your session ends, you’ll see a summary screen:

• Score tiles — correct/total, accuracy %, XP earned, stars earned
• New Badges Unlocked card — shows any badges you just earned, with a celebration sound
• Review section — every question from the session with your answer, the correct answer, and the explanation
• Action buttons — Play Again, Parent Dashboard, Leaderboard

Badges you can earn

Badge	How to unlock
First Steps	Answer 1 question
10 Correct	Get 10 answers right total
50 Correct	Get 50 answers right total
Century Club	Get 100 answers right total
Streak x5	5 correct in a row
Streak x10	10 correct in a row
Streak x25	25 correct in a row
80% Accuracy	Keep an 80%+ accuracy after 20+ questions
Topic Master	Reach 90%+ mastery in any topic
Star Collector	Accumulate 50+ stars
XP 1000	Reach 1000 XP total

Your scores are also added to the device-local Leaderboard.

10. Profiles Tab

Profiles let you have separate accounts for multiple students on the same device — each with their own stats, streaks, mastery, and badges.

Profile cards

Each profile shows:

• Avatar (emoji or letter) with a colored background
• Name and current grade level
• Questions answered count
• Pills showing XP, stars, and current streak
• Action buttons: Play, Edit, Duplicate, Reset, Archive, Delete

Creating a new profile

Click + New Profile. Fill in:

• Name — student’s name
• Level — current grade
• Avatar — 1–2 character emoji or letter (defaults to ⚡)
• Color — pick a color from a color picker

Click Create. The profile becomes active immediately.

Other profile actions

• Play — make this profile active and jump to Learn & Play
• Edit — change name, level, avatar, or color
• Duplicate — make a copy with all the same stats (useful for classroom testing or to try different settings)
• Reset — wipe stats back to zero while keeping name and appearance (with confirmation)
• Archive — hide the profile; restore later from the archived list at the bottom
• Delete — permanently remove the profile (with confirmation)

Guest Profile

The Use Guest Profile button creates or activates a profile called “Guest Learner”. Good for jumping in quickly without creating a named profile.

11. Parent Dashboard

The Parent tab is a detailed progress dashboard designed for parents and guardians.

Profile picker

A dropdown at the top lets you switch between students. Next to it are two buttons:

• Print Summary — generates a parent summary document
• Print Report Card — generates a teacher-style report card

Both open the Print/PDF modal — see section 24.

What’s on the dashboard

Top stats row: Level, Questions answered, Accuracy, Time Spent (minutes)

Second stats row: XP, Stars, Current Streak, Best Streak

Mastery by Topic card — for every topic your child has practiced, a progress bar shows the topic, attempt count, correct count, and mastery percentage.

Strongest Subjects / Weakest Subjects — side-by-side cards showing the top 3 topics where your child excels and the top 3 that need work (requires at least 3 attempts per topic).

Badges Earned — visible list of achievement badges the child has unlocked.

Recent Sessions table — the last 10 sessions with date, level, topic, mode, score, and accuracy.

Attendance summary — present/absent/late/excused/remote counts if a teacher is using the Attendance tracker.

Behavior summary — positive/neutral/needs-work counts if a teacher is using the Behavior tracker.

Teacher Notes — a read-only note from your child’s teacher, if set.

Parent/Guardian Acknowledgment — a signature block where you:

• Enter your name
• Pick a date
• Add optional comments
• Check the “I have reviewed this progress summary” box
• Click Save Acknowledgment

Your acknowledgment is recorded and shows up on subsequently-printed report cards.

12. Leaderboard Tab

The Leaderboard is device-local — scores are only from profiles on your browser, never compared to other users online.

Three views

• Top Scores — top 50 sessions by points across all profiles
• Personal Best — best single session per (profile × topic × level) combination
• This Session — scores from your current browsing session

Each row shows rank, name, level, topic, mode, points, accuracy, and date.

Actions

• Export Leaderboard CSV — download all leaderboard data as a spreadsheet
• Clear Leaderboard — wipe all entries (with confirmation)

13. Worksheets Tab

Generate printable or downloadable worksheets with a single click.

Configure

• Level — defaults to your active profile’s level
• Topic — topics available at that level
• # of Questions — 1 to 100, default 20
• Student Name — pre-filled from your active profile
• Class (optional) — if classes are set up
• Answer Key — checkbox to include the answer key on a second page

Actions

• Generate & Print — opens the Print/PDF modal with your worksheet
• Preview Answer Key Only — skip the student worksheet and print just an answer key

History

Below the form, a history list shows your last 30 generated worksheets per profile, each with date, level, topic, and question count.

14. Settings Tab

Settings manages your data, sync, and preferences.

Sync status card

Live indicator showing:

• SYNCED (green) — data is saved to your account
• SYNCING… (amber) — saving a change now
• SYNC ERROR (red) — couldn’t reach the server; changes saved locally, will retry
• LOCAL-ONLY (gray) — you’re not logged in; data lives in this browser only

Danger zone

Two destructive buttons, each with two-stage confirmation:

• Clear local data… — wipes all MATH-FUN1 data from this browser. If you’re logged in, your cloud backup auto-restores on the next page load unless you also wipe the cloud copy.
• Wipe cloud backup… (only shown if logged in) — deletes your server-side backup. Your local data is untouched.

Video Lesson Links editor

(Teacher Mode only — see section 23.)

15. Teacher Mode — Unlocking

Teacher Mode unlocks seven extra tabs with class management, assignments, attendance, behavior, reports, CSV, and branding.

First-time setup

1. Click the Teacher button in the header (padlock icon)
2. Enter a new 4–8 digit PIN, confirm it, and click Create
3. Teacher Mode unlocks immediately

The PIN is stored in your browser only.

Using Teacher Mode

Each subsequent session, click Teacher, enter your PIN, and click Unlock. To lock again, click Teacher once more — the teacher-only tabs hide.

Forgot your PIN?

In the PIN prompt, click the amber Reset PIN link. This clears the existing PIN and sends you through the setup flow again. No student data is affected — only the PIN is wiped.

16. Teacher — Classes & Rosters

The Classes tab manages student groups.

Creating a class

Click + New Class. Enter the class name (e.g., “Math 6A”) and optional term or semester. Click Create.

Class cards

Each class card has:

• Title with name and term
• Edit / Print Report / Archive buttons
• Sort dropdown (Name, Accuracy, Questions, Streak, Time, XP)
• Roster table with every student’s stats and per-student Report/Remove buttons
• Class Strengths and Class Weaknesses panels showing aggregated topic mastery

Adding students

Click + Add Student on the class card. Check the students you want to add from the popup and click Add.

Printing

The Print Report button on each card generates a class report with stats and the full roster (see section 24).

Archiving

Archive hides a class in the “Archived Classes” section at the bottom of the tab. Each archived class has Restore and Delete buttons.

17. Teacher — Assignments

Create weekly assignments that students see on their Assignments tab with a Start button that opens Learn & Play pre-configured.

Creating an assignment

Click + New Assignment. The form:

• Title — e.g., “Week 1 Fractions Review”
• Level — grade for the questions
• Topic — specific topic
• Mode — practice, quiz, or challenge
• # Questions Target — 1 to 100 questions
• Mastery Target % — accuracy threshold that counts as “done”
• Due Date — pick a date
• Timed Mode — checkbox
• Requires parent/guardian signature — checkbox
• Assign to Class — dropdown to pre-fill with a whole class
• Students (override) — checkboxes to individually pick students
• Instructions — free text for the student

Click Create.

Assignment cards (teacher view)

Each card shows the assignment settings plus a completion table with each student’s status (not-started, in-progress, completed, overdue), attempts count, best accuracy, and parent-signature status. Buttons: Edit, Duplicate, Print, Archive.

Student view

When Teacher Mode is off, students see only their own assignments. Each card shows the title, status pill, details, attempts, best accuracy, and:

• Start Assignment — jumps to Learn & Play with the assignment’s settings
• Print Sheet — opens the Print/PDF modal

Completion tracking

After a student finishes a session started from an assignment, the app updates the completion record: increments attempts, updates best accuracy, and marks “done” once both the mastery target and 70% of the question target are met.

Archived

Archived assignments appear at the bottom with a Reuse button that creates a fresh copy with reset completions.

18. Teacher — Attendance

Daily roll-call per class.

How it works

1. Pick a class
2. Pick a date (defaults to today)
3. For each student, choose a status: present, absent, late, excused, remote
4. Optionally add a note per student

Changes save automatically.

History column

Shows each student’s lifetime attendance summary (P:23 A:2 L:1 E:0 R:0).

Bulk actions

• Mark All Present — sets everyone in the roster to present for the date
• Mark All Absent — sets everyone to absent (with confirmation)

Print

Print Summary at the top generates either a single-day attendance sheet or a lifetime summary depending on whether a date is selected.

19. Teacher — Behavior Tracking

Quick-entry behavior log per student.

Add an entry

1. Pick a student
2. Choose category: participation, focus, teamwork, effort, respect, homework, or conduct
3. Choose indicator: positive, neutral, or needs-improvement
4. Add a note
5. Click Add Entry

Summary stats

Four tiles at the top of the student’s log: Positive, Neutral, Needs Work, Total.

Entry list

A table of every entry (newest first) with date, category, indicator, note, and a Delete button.

Print

Print Report generates a behavior report document for the current student.

20. Teacher — Reports & Certificates

The Reports tab is the document generator. Five sub-views:

Report Cards

A table of every active student with their level, accuracy, question count, and badge count. Each row has a Print Report Card button.

Certificates

• Issue Certificate form at the top: pick student, enter title (default “Outstanding Mathematics Achievement”), and optional detail line
• Click Issue & Print to save the certificate and generate a landscape-oriented printable version
• Certificate History table below shows every certificate issued, with Reprint and Delete buttons

Class Reports

One row per active class with a Print Class Report button.

Attendance Reports

One row per active class with a Print Attendance button (lifetime summary).

Behavior Reports

One row per active student with a Print Behavior Report button.

All buttons open the Print/PDF modal — see section 24.

21. Teacher — CSV Import & Export

Bulk data operations. Everything happens in the browser; no uploads to any external server.

Export options (seven buttons)

• All Classes (roster) — every class with its student list
• Export Class Roster — pick a class from the dropdown, export with per-student stats
• All Student Progress — every profile’s XP, stars, streak, questions, correct, accuracy, time
• Mastery Breakdown — per-student per-topic attempts/correct/percentage
• Assignments — every assignment with per-student completion status
• Attendance Log — every attendance record
• Behavior Log — every behavior entry
• Leaderboard — leaderboard snapshot

Each downloads a .csv file.

CSV templates (three buttons)

Download pre-formatted templates with headers and example rows, fill out in Excel or Google Sheets, then import:

• Class Roster Template — ClassName, Term, StudentName, Level, Avatar, Color
• Student Progress Template — StudentName, Level, XP, Stars, Streak, BestStreak, Questions, Correct
• Assignment Template — Title, Level, Topic, Mode, QuestionsTarget, MasteryTarget, DueDate, RequiresParentSig, Instructions, StudentNames

Import flow

1. Pick Import Kind: roster, progress, or assignments
2. Pick Mode: merge (adds/updates) or replace (wipes existing non-archived records first)
3. Upload a file or paste CSV text
4. Click Dry Run first to see what would happen without making changes
5. Click Import to actually apply

The results panel shows rows processed, imported, skipped, and any per-row errors.

22. Teacher — School Branding

Customize the appearance of every printed and PDF document.

Fields

• School Name — displayed at the top of every document
• Subtitle / Slogan — smaller text below the school name
• Teacher Name — shown in document headers
• Class Name — shown in document headers
• Term / Semester — shown in document headers
• Monogram — 1–3 characters shown in the crest circle (defaults to M∑)
• Primary Color — the crest’s background color (hex picker)
• Header Note — optional small text on the right of the header
• Footer Note — optional text on the right of the footer
• Contact Line — optional contact info

Actions

• Save Branding — persists all fields
• Reset to Defaults — reverts to shipped defaults (with confirmation)
• Preview Document — generates a sample report card with your current branding applied

Live preview

A mini-crest preview updates as you type (before you save).

23. Teacher — Video Lesson Links

In the Settings tab (Teacher Mode only), the Video Lesson Links editor lets you override the default YouTube/Khan Academy search links with curated URLs.

Why use it

By default, the ▶ Watch Video Lesson button on every question opens YouTube and Khan Academy searches. If you want to point students at a specific video you’ve vetted, set an override here.

Setting an override

• Scope — Global (all students) or a specific Class (just that class’s students). Class overrides beat global overrides.
• Topic — one of the 33 topics
• Video URL — paste a URL starting with http:// or https://

Click Save override.

Other buttons

• Clear override — remove the override for the selected scope/topic
• Test link — open the URL in a new tab to verify before saving

Active overrides list

At the bottom of the card, every override currently set is listed with scope, topic, and truncated URL (clickable).

24. Printing & PDF Export

Every Print button in the app opens a 3-option modal:

• Print — uses your browser’s native print dialog
• Download PDF — generates a PDF, opens it in a new tab; save or print from there
• Cancel — closes the modal

What you can print

Document	Where to find it
Worksheet	Worksheets tab
Answer Key	Worksheets tab
Report Card	Parent tab, Reports tab, Classes tab
Parent Summary	Parent tab
Certificate	Reports tab
Class Report	Classes tab, Reports tab
Attendance Report	Attendance tab, Reports tab
Behavior Report	Behavior tab, Reports tab
Assignment Sheet	Assignments tab

Tips

• PDF looks cleaner than Print on dark theme. The PDF path always forces white background and black text. If direct Print produces a blank or dark page, try Download PDF instead — or switch to Light Theme before printing.
• Popup blockers can stop the PDF tab from opening. If that happens, the PDF downloads directly to your Downloads folder instead.
• Multi-page documents get proper page breaks automatically.

25. Tips, Shortcuts, and FAQ

Keyboard shortcuts

Key	Action
F	Toggle fullscreen (when not in a text field)
Enter	Submit typed answer, or activate a focused multiple-choice tile
Space	Activate a focused multiple-choice tile
Esc	Close a modal / exit fullscreen

Frequently asked questions

Q: My profile disappeared after I cleared my browser data. Profiles are stored locally. If you’re logged in to the website, they’ll auto-restore from the cloud backup on your next page load. If you were using guest/logged-out mode, they’re gone — recreate from a CSV export if you saved one.

Q: Print came out blank. Try Download PDF instead, or switch to Light Theme before printing.

Q: The sync dot is stuck on amber. Check your internet connection. If the problem continues, try a hard-reload (Ctrl+Shift+R) to re-download the app.

Q: “Use Guest” button doesn’t do anything. Open your browser’s DevTools console for the exact error. The most common cause is localStorage being disabled by a strict privacy extension.

Q: A tab shows “Panel failed to render”. Hard-reload the page. If it keeps happening, go to Settings → Clear local data to reset, then re-import from a CSV export.

Q: Can I use this offline? Partially — once the page has loaded once, the practice engine works without internet. Sync to your account requires internet. Video links obviously need internet to actually play the video.

Q: My kids use the same browser. Can they each have their own account? Yes — create a profile for each one in the Profiles tab. Use the Switch button in the header to change between them.

Q: How do I print a certificate just for achievement, not for a full course? Go to Reports → Certificates, fill in the student and title, click Issue & Print. Edit the Title and Detail fields to say whatever you want.

26. Curriculum Reference

All 17 grade levels

Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12, College, University, Advanced, E=MC².

Topics by grade

Grade	Topics
Kindergarten	counting, number-recognition, addition, subtraction
Grade 1	counting, addition, subtraction, place-value, time
Grade 2	addition, subtraction, place-value, money, time, word-problems
Grade 3	addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, money, measurement, word-problems
Grade 4	multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, geometry-basics, word-problems
Grade 5	multiplication, division, fractions, mixed-numbers, decimals, percentages, geometry-basics
Grade 6	fractions, decimals, percentages, ratios, negative-numbers, order-of-operations, geometry-basics
Grade 7	ratios, proportions, negative-numbers, percentages, exponents, order-of-operations, algebra
Grade 8	algebra, equations, exponents, order-of-operations, geometry, graphing
Grade 9	algebra, equations, inequalities, exponents, graphing, geometry
Grade 10	algebra, equations, inequalities, graphing, geometry, trigonometry
Grade 11	algebra, trigonometry, pre-calculus, statistics, probability, graphing
Grade 12	pre-calculus, trigonometry, calculus, statistics, probability
College	algebra, calculus, statistics, probability, pre-calculus, college-mixed
University	calculus, statistics, probability, college-mixed, advanced-challenge
Advanced	calculus, advanced-challenge, statistics, probability, pre-calculus
E=MC²	advanced-challenge, calculus, pre-calculus, trigonometry, statistics

All 33 topics, alphabetized

addition, advanced-challenge, algebra, calculus, college-mixed, counting, decimals, division, equations, exponents, fractions, geometry, geometry-basics, graphing, inequalities, measurement, mixed-numbers, money, multiplication, negative-numbers, number-recognition, order-of-operations, percentages, place-value, pre-calculus, probability, proportions, ratios, statistics, subtraction, time, trigonometry, word-problems.

MATH-FUN1 — Virii8 Math Learning Platform by Bernard Aybout — MiltonMarketing.com