Most people come to ZeonGogo.com expecting music and songs. But tucked quietly behind all that, ZeonGogo has another strength: he spends a great deal of time helping students with maths at his workplace. Along the way, he discovered that well-designed practice tools can save everyone a lot of frustration, and sometimes even make maths feel friendlier.
That is how Mr Chan’s Maths Practice Tools came into being. They were originally created for the students around him, but ZeonGogo later realised that these tools could also support teachers, students, and anyone who is helping others learn.
The toolkit currently covers two areas. On the interactive practice side, TTTrain is a structured precision-teaching tool for the times tables, with progress tracking and a shareable report for teachers; TTPool is a more casual, self-paced times tables exercise; and Addecktiv is a set of addition-and-subtraction card games built around number bonds, with friendly visual hints that teach strategies such as making ten. On the worksheet generator side, the tools cover addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, each with many adjustable options so you can target exactly what a student needs — such as subtraction without borrowing, or division with a single-digit quotient. That kind of focused practice is surprisingly hard to find online.
This little maths corner sits slightly apart from the rest of the site. ZeonGogo simply hopes it proves useful to someone out there, while keeping the role of maths educator quietly separate.
