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CAPS practice, Grades 5 to 12
Short visual lessons, real exam-style questions, and progress you can see. Free, with instant feedback on every question.
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We can compare fractions to see which is bigger, smaller, or if they're equal.
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1Learn
Each topic starts with short slides: the rule, a worked example and a common mistake.
The rule
Worked example
Find a fraction equal to 1/2
2Practise
Exam-style questions with instant feedback and a clear explanation, right or wrong.
Which fraction is equivalent to 1/2?
Correct! 1/2 × (2/2) = 2/4. Multiplying both numerator and denominator by 2 gives an equivalent fraction.
3See progress
Every topic shows how well you know it, and your exam readiness grows as you practise.
Equivalent fractionsMastered
Comparing fractionsGetting there
Decimal place valueLearning
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A few minutes now helps you remember them for the exam.
Start reviewGrade 6 Natural Sciences, Terms 3 and 4 exam
68,5%
Topics to grow first are at the top
Common fractions
Getting there70% · Nice progress
↑ 8 since you started
Area and perimeter
Mastered92% · Well done
↑ 7 since you started
You remembered 34 of 40 review cards this week
12 cards remembered for good
5 cards ready for you
You practised on 9 of the last 14 days. Your streak: 3 days.
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Practise any CAPS topic from Grade 5 to Grade 12, get instant feedback on every question, and keep a streak going. It is free, and you get a login code to come back with.
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Exam readiness
69%
Topic to grow first: Electric circuits
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Grade 6 Mathematics · 24 learnersSample
Exam in 12 days · Term 3 and 4 topics
Common fractions
Area and perimeter
Decimal place value
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Every topic sits under its CAPS grade, subject and term, so practice matches what is taught in class.
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Grades 5 to 12, across 78 grade-and-subject combinations, from Mathematics and the sciences to languages, commerce, creative arts and life skills. Every topic has its own page, so you can see exactly what is covered.
Yes. Practice is organised by the CAPS grade, subject, term and topic, so what you practise matches what is taught in class.
To keep your progress you make a free account with a nickname. You get a login code and choose a PIN, and you use them to sign back in. Learners do not need an email address.
A parent signs in with their email address, links their child with the child’s login code and PIN, and then sees how ready their child is, which topics need work, and gets an optional weekly summary. Parents can also give or withdraw consent and reset a forgotten PIN.
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We keep it private. The learner, parent and teacher areas never show ads or use third-party analytics, and we never sell or share it. Our public information pages may show non-personalised Google ads, and only if you accept. A parent sees only the children they linked, and a class teacher sees only a nickname and progress for learners who joined their class. The privacy page explains everything we collect, and a parent or teacher can delete their own account at any time.
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Learners can report a question they think is wrong, and we check it. Questions go through automated quality checks, and lessons are fact-checked.
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