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Print a worksheet with its answer key or assign it on screen. Every question is scored on its own, so Yep Edu keeps a running picture of where your child actually is, topic by topic and level by level, and moves the difficulty when they are ready. Teachers can run a whole class on it, with parents deciding who joins.
Practice for kids. A clear view for parents.
Choose a subject and a level, or take the sheet Yep Edu suggests next. Print it with its answer key, or assign it on screen.
With a pencil at the kitchen table, or on screen with read-aloud questions and a whiteboard for working things out.
On-screen sheets score themselves. For paper, mark it against the key and enter the result. The level adjusts itself.
One digit up to four, carrying and borrowing
Times tables through long form
At the upper levels
Counting coins, making change
Half hours down to five minutes
Centimetres and inches on a real ruler
Picture graphs, bar graphs, comparisons
Attributes, halves, thirds, fourths
Short passages with recall, vocabulary and inference questions
When your child is stuck, the tutor answers with a question that points the way, not with the answer.
Finished sheets earn stars your child can spend on rewards you set, and badges that level up as they keep going.
Sprints, races and boss rounds built from the same questions, for the days a worksheet is a hard sell.
Kids can add friends only when both families approve. Messages are safety-checked, and parents can read them.
Ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Grok how practice is going.
Connect Yep Edu to the assistant you already use, then ask in your own words. It reads the same question-by-question scores you see, so it can tell you what your child keeps missing and what to practise next. If you allow it, it can also make a worksheet and assign it.
In your assistant, add a custom connector named Yep Education with this address:
Sign in to Yep Edu and choose what it may do and which children it may see. Start with reading only.
Ask away. You can see or revoke its access at any time in Settings, under Apps.
You need a Yep Edu family account, and an assistant plan that allows custom connectors. The guide says what each assistant needs.
One class, a sheet at every child’s level, and a gradebook that tells you why.
Your photo, background, school and subjects. Parents read it before deciding whether their child joins.
Create a class, share its join code, and send a sheet to every child at once.
Yep Edu groups the class into three levels and writes a sheet for each. You preview every one before it goes out.
Scores, time and the exact questions missed, child by child, plus follow-up practice from what they got wrong.
See which mistakes the class shares, get a suggestion for the next lesson, and draft a note to each parent.
A child joins only after a parent agrees to exactly what you will see, and a parent can withdraw at any time. You see class work, not home practice.
Writing the steps out by hand is where a lot of the learning happens, so every sheet prints. On busy days, on-screen sheets score themselves.
"68%" tells you almost nothing. "Missed 81 ÷ 9, 42 ÷ 7 and 42 ÷ 6" tells you it is the times tables, not the long division.
Friends, classes and competitions all start with a parent saying yes, and a parent can take that back at any time.
Level 4 multiplication means two digits times two digits, and it means that every time — so a jump in difficulty is a decision, not a surprise.
Making an account takes an email and a password. Nothing to install, nothing to pay for.