MATH-FUN1 User Manual: Student & Teacher Guide
MATH-FUN1 is an interactive math learning platform for students, parents, guardians, and teachers. It helps students practise math by grade level, complete assignments, earn progress rewards, print worksheets, and review missed concepts over time.
The app works on desktop, tablet, and mobile browsers. Depending on how your school or website has configured it, MATH-FUN1 may also support account syncing, offline use, and installation as an app.
One important note: guest users normally save progress on the current device and browser. Logged-in users may sync progress to their account when account syncing is enabled.
📘 Part 1 — Student Manual
🚀 1. Getting Started with MATH-FUN1
Open the MATH-FUN1 page on your school or learning website.
When the app loads, you will see the main navigation tabs. These tabs help you move through the learning platform without needing to understand anything technical.
🏠 Home
Your starting dashboard. This area gives you a quick look at your progress, rewards, and learning status.
🎮 Learn & Play
Start math lessons, practice sessions, quizzes, challenges, and reviews.
👤 Profiles
Choose, create, edit, or switch student profiles.
👨👩👧 Parent
View learning progress and summaries.
🏆 Leaderboard
See top scores, personal bests, and session performance.
📝 Worksheets
Generate printable math worksheets for extra practice.
📚 Assignments
View teacher-assigned work when available.
⚙️ Settings
Adjust accessibility, offline, sync, display, and app options.
Some teacher-only tabs may be hidden unless a teacher is signed in or has teacher access.
👤 2. Choosing or Creating a Student Profile
Before starting a learning session, choose a student profile. Go to the Profiles tab.
➕ Create a New Profile
Create a profile by choosing a student name, grade level, avatar, and colour.
👥 Use Guest Profile
A guest profile lets you start quickly without creating a named profile.
🔁 Switch Profiles
Move between different students using the Switch button at the top of the app.
✏️ Edit a Profile
You can change the student name, grade level, avatar, or colour.
🗄️ Archive or Delete a Profile
Use this carefully. Deleting a profile may remove that profile’s progress.
🔐 Guest vs Logged-In Use
A guest profile is usually saved only on the current browser and device.
A logged-in account may allow progress to sync across devices, depending on site settings.
Best rule: if you want progress to be safer long-term, sign in before doing major work.
📊 3. The Home Screen
The Home tab shows a quick progress snapshot.
You may see several progress indicators.
⭐ XP
XP shows points earned from learning sessions.
🌟 Stars
Stars are reward points earned through correct answers and consistent effort.
🔥 Streak
The streak shows how many correct answers you got in a row.
🎯 Accuracy
Accuracy shows your overall correct-answer percentage.
📈 Topic Mastery
Topic mastery shows how well you are doing in each topic for your selected level.
🔁 Reviews Due
If you missed questions before, MATH-FUN1 may ask you to review similar questions later. This helps you remember the skill instead of just guessing once and forgetting it.
Tiny math coach with a memory — less scary than a real robot tutor.
🎮 4. Learn & Play
Go to Learn & Play to start a session.
You can choose the grade, topic, learning mode, session length, and timed mode settings.
🎓 Grade / Level
Choose a level from Kindergarten through advanced levels.
🧮 Topic
Examples include addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, percentages, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, statistics, probability, calculus, and more.
🎲 Mode
Choose how you want to learn.
⏱️ Session Length
Choose how many questions you want in the session.
⌛ Timed Mode
Timed mode is optional. Use it when you want faster practice or a challenge.
Then click Start Session.
🧠 5. Learning Modes
📖 Learn
Use this when you are new to a topic.
It gives a mini-lesson and guided practice.
✅ Best For
Learning a concept for the first time.
🛠️ Practice
Use this when you want help while answering.
Hints are available.
✅ Best For
Building confidence.
🧪 Quiz
Use this when you want to test yourself.
Hints are limited or unavailable.
✅ Best For
Checking what you know.
⚡ Challenge
Use this when you want harder questions and more intense practice.
✅ Best For
Students who want a tougher workout.
🔁 Review
Use this when the app says you have reviews due.
Review mode brings back question types you previously struggled with.
✅ Best For
Improving weak spots.
✍️ 6. During a Session
During a session, read the question carefully and enter your answer.
Depending on the question type, you may type an answer, choose from multiple choices, or solve a math problem shown on screen.
After answering, the app gives feedback.
At the end, you will see a Session Summary.
📋 Session Summary May Show
- Correct answers
- Accuracy
- XP earned
- Stars earned
- Question review
- Explanations
- Badges unlocked, if any
Use the review area to understand mistakes. The real win is not “getting it right once.” The real win is knowing why.
🏅 7. Badges and Rewards
Students can earn badges for progress milestones.
🎖️ Badge Examples
- First completed question
- Correct-answer milestones
- High accuracy
- Streaks
- Topic mastery
- XP achievements
- Star collection
Badges are meant to encourage steady practice, not perfection.
📚 8. Assignments
If your teacher assigns work, open the Assignments tab.
📌 Assignment Details May Include
- Assignment title
- Topic
- Grade level
- Mode
- Number of questions
- Due date
- Instructions
- Completion status
- Target score or mastery goal
Click Start Assignment to begin.
After completing the assignment, your result is recorded in your profile. Your teacher may be able to review your attempts, best score, and completion status.
📝 9. Worksheets
Open Worksheets to create printable practice pages.
🧾 Worksheet Options
- Grade / level
- Topic
- Number of questions
- Student name
- Class, if available
- Whether to include an answer key
Click Generate & Print / Save as PDF.
Use worksheets for extra practice away from the screen.
🏆 10. Leaderboard
The Leaderboard shows score rankings and performance records.
📊 Leaderboard Views May Include
- Top Scores
- Personal Best
- This Session
Students can use the leaderboard for motivation, but the main goal is improvement.
Beat yesterday-you. That person is always available for a rematch.
👨👩👧 11. Parent / Guardian Dashboard
The Parent tab shows progress summaries.
📈 Parent Dashboard May Show
- Questions answered
- Accuracy
- Time spent
- XP
- Stars
- Current streak
- Best streak
- Mastery by topic
- Strongest subjects
- Weakest subjects
- Badges earned
- Recent sessions
- Review queue summary
Parents or guardians can use this screen to see where a student is doing well and where extra help may be useful.
Reports can be printed or saved as PDF.
♿ 12. Accessibility and Display Options
At the top of the app, students may see buttons for display and accessibility controls.
🌓 Theme
Switch between dark and light style.
🔊 Sound
Turn sound effects on or off.
♿ Accessibility Mode
Improves readability with higher contrast, larger text, clearer focus indicators, and reduced visual distractions.
⛶ Fullscreen
Makes the app fill the screen.
The Settings tab also contains accessibility options, including reduced motion.
Use reduced motion if animations or the background effect are distracting.
📱 13. Offline and Installed App Use
Depending on your browser and site setup, MATH-FUN1 may support offline use after the first visit.
In Settings, look for Offline / Install.
📦 Offline / Install Options May Include
- Install the app
- Use it fullscreen
- Continue learning offline
- Clear offline cache
- Update the installed app
When offline, progress may save locally and sync later when your connection returns, if account syncing is enabled.
✅ 14. Student Best Practices
- Use your own profile.
- Do not use another student’s profile.
- Start with Learn mode if the topic is new.
- Use Practice mode before Quiz mode.
- Use Review mode when it appears.
- Read explanations after mistakes.
- Do shorter sessions more often instead of one giant marathon.
- Ask a teacher or parent before deleting profiles, clearing data, or changing major settings.
👩🏫 Part 2 — Teacher Manual
🔐 1. Teacher Access
Teachers use the teacher-only areas to manage classes, students, assignments, attendance, behavior notes, reports, certificates, CSV imports, and branding.
Teacher tools may require teacher access from the website or school administrator.
For security, this manual does not describe internal access mechanics. Use the approved teacher access method provided by your site or school.
🧭 Teacher Tabs May Include
- Teacher
- Classes
- Assignments
- Attendance
- Behavior
- Reports
- CSV
- Branding
Security Note
Only authorized teachers should use teacher tools. Students should remain in the student-facing areas of the app.
📊 2. Teacher Dashboard
Open the Teacher tab for the main overview.
📌 Dashboard May Show
- Number of classes
- Number of students
- Average accuracy
- Total questions answered
- Recent student activity
- Upcoming assignments
⚡ Quick Actions
Quick action buttons may let you jump to important teacher tools.
- Manage Classes
- Assignments
- Attendance
- Behavior
- Reports
- CSV Import/Export
- School Branding
🏫 3. Classes and Rosters
Open Classes to manage class groups.
🧑🏫 Teachers Can
- Create a new class
- Edit an existing class
- Archive a class
- Restore archived classes
- Add students to a roster
- Remove students from a roster
- Sort students by name, accuracy, questions, streak, time, or XP
- Print or save class reports as PDF
➕ Creating a Class
- Click + New Class.
- Enter the class name and term if needed.
- Save the class.
👥 Adding Students
Inside a class card, use + Add Student.
You can add existing profiles or create/import students through other supported tools.
📨 Joined Students
If remote class joining is enabled, students may join through an invitation or class code.
Teachers should review joined students before adding them to the main roster.
This gives the teacher a chance to confirm the correct student joined before progress tracking begins.
👤 4. Student Profiles for Teachers
Student profiles hold learning progress.
📁 Profiles May Include
- Name
- Level
- Avatar
- Colour
- XP
- Stars
- Streaks
- Accuracy
- Topic mastery
- Recent sessions
- Badges
- Worksheet history
- Assignment progress
Teachers should avoid deleting profiles unless they are certain the data is no longer needed.
Use Archive when you want to hide a profile without permanently removing it.
📚 5. Assignments
Open Assignments to create and manage weekly or targeted work.
📝 Teachers Can Create Assignments With
- Title
- Grade / level
- Topic
- Mode
- Question count
- Mastery target
- Due date
- Instructions
- Student selection
- Parent signature requirement, if used
🎮 Assignment Modes
Use Practice for skill building.
Use Quiz for assessment-style work.
Use Challenge for stronger students or enrichment.
🛠️ Managing Assignments
Teachers can manage assignments in several ways.
- Create assignments
- Edit assignments
- Duplicate assignments
- Archive assignments
- Delete archived assignments
- Print or save assignments as PDF
- View completion status by student
📊 Assignment Table Shows
- Student
- Status
- Attempts
- Best percentage
- Signature status, if required
📅 6. Attendance
Open Attendance to track student attendance by class.
📌 Teachers Can Choose
- Class
- Date range
- Single edit day
- Quick range presets such as today, last 7 days, last 14 days, last 30 days, or this month
✅ Attendance Statuses
- Present
- Absent
- Late
- Excused
- Remote
Teachers can add notes for individual students.
🧾 Attendance Workflow
- Choose the class.
- Choose the date range.
- Choose the edit day.
- Mark each student’s status.
- Add notes where needed.
- Use Mark All Present for quick daily entry.
- Use Print / Save as PDF for attendance records.
The range summary shows attendance totals and attendance rate for each student.
🧭 7. Behavior Tracking
Open Behavior to record student behavior observations.
📝 Teachers Can Add Entries By
📂 Common Categories Include
- Participation
- Focus
- Teamwork
- Effort
- Respect
- Homework
- Conduct
🚦 Indicators Include
- Positive
- Neutral
- Needs improvement
📈 Behavior Trends
The behavior area can show trend summaries over recent weeks.
This helps teachers see whether a student is improving, steady, or needs more attention.
Behavior reports can be printed or saved as PDF.
Keep notes professional, factual, and school-appropriate. Avoid emotional wording. “Did not submit homework” beats “lazy” every time.
📄 8. Reports and Certificates
Open Reports to create print-ready documents.
🧾 Available Report Types Include
- Report Cards
- Certificates
- Class Reports
- Attendance Reports
- Behavior Reports
📘 Report Cards
Report cards summarize a student’s progress.
- Level
- Accuracy
- Questions answered
- Badges
- Topic mastery
- Recent activity
🏅 Certificates
Teachers can issue certificates with:
- Student name
- Achievement title
- Details
- Date
Certificates can be printed or saved as PDF.
🏫 Class Reports
Class reports summarize roster performance and class-level strengths or weak areas.
📅 Attendance and Behavior Reports
These generate printable records for classroom tracking or parent/guardian review.
📝 9. Printable Worksheets
Teachers and students can use the Worksheets tab.
⚙️ Teachers Can Generate Worksheets By
- Level
- Topic
- Question count
- Student name
- Class
- Answer key option
📌 Use Worksheets For
- Homework
- Extra practice
- Small group work
- Substitute teacher plans
- Printed review packets
- Offline learning
📤 10. CSV Import and Export
Open CSV for bulk data work.
📥 Teachers Can Export
- All class rosters
- A selected class roster
- All student progress
- Mastery breakdown
- Assignments
- Attendance log
- Behavior log
- Leaderboard
📄 Teachers Can Download CSV Templates For
- Class rosters
- Student progress
- Assignments
📤 Teachers Can Import
- Rosters
- Progress
- Assignments
✅ Recommended CSV Workflow
- Download the correct template.
- Fill it in carefully.
- Use Dry Run first.
- Review errors or skipped rows.
- Import only after the dry run looks correct.
- Use Merge unless you intentionally want to replace existing data.
Be careful with Replace mode. It can overwrite active records. That button is not evil, but it is absolutely wearing a villain cape.
🎨 11. School Branding
Open Branding to customize printed documents.
🏫 Teachers Can Set
- School name
- Subtitle or slogan
- Teacher name
- Class name
- Term
- Monogram
- Primary colour
- Header note
- Footer note
- Contact line
Branding appears on reports, certificates, worksheets, and other print/PDF documents.
Use Preview Document to check the look before sending reports home.
⚙️ 12. Settings for Teachers
The Settings tab includes several classroom and app options.
🔧 Settings May Include
- Sync status
- Accessibility options
- Reduced motion
- Offline/install options
- Offline cache controls
- Data management tools
- Video lesson link customization, when teacher mode is active
🔄 Sync Status
The sync indicator may show:
- Synced
- Syncing
- Sync error
- Local-only
If sync is unavailable, work may still save locally.
📲 Offline / Install
Teachers can install the app on supported devices.
This is useful for classroom tablets, Chromebooks, or shared devices.
🧹 Data Management
Settings may include options to clear local data or remove account backup data.
Use these options only when you are certain. These actions can remove important student or classroom information.
For classroom use, export backups before major cleanup.
🎥 13. Video Lesson Links
Teachers may be able to customize video lesson links by topic.
This allows teachers to point students toward approved lesson videos instead of generic search results.
Teachers can usually set links globally or by class, depending on the setup.
Use school-safe, age-appropriate video sources.
🛠️ Part 3 — Common Troubleshooting
❓ “I do not see my progress.”
- Check that you are using the same profile.
- If you were a guest, check that you are on the same browser/device.
- If your school uses login sync, make sure you are signed in.
- Check the sync status in Settings.
❓ “My teacher tabs are missing.”
Teacher tools only appear for authorized teacher access.
Sign in with the correct account or contact the site/school administrator.
❓ “The app says local-only.”
That means the current session is saving to the current browser/device only, or sync is not active.
Log in if your school supports account syncing.
❓ “Install App is not available.”
Some browsers only show install after using the app for a while.
On iPhone/iPad, use Safari’s share menu and choose Add to Home Screen if available.
Try Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox on a current device.
❓ “Printing opens a strange screen.”
That is normal.
Choose your browser’s Print option, then select:
❓ “CSV import has errors.”
- Use the template.
- Run Dry Run first.
- Check spelling of student names, class names, levels, topics, and dates.
- Use simple text values.
- Avoid extra commas unless the CSV editor handles them correctly.
❓ “A student joined the class but is not in the roster.”
The teacher may need to review and add the joined student to the class roster.
This prevents accidental or incorrect roster entries.
❓ “Attendance or behavior data looks delayed.”
- Refresh the page.
- Check your connection.
- Check sync status.
- For account-linked students, some data may need a moment to load before editing.
🏫 Part 4 — Recommended Classroom Workflow
🆕 For a New Class
- Create the class.
- Add or import students.
- Confirm student levels.
- Set branding.
- Generate a starter worksheet.
- Create the first assignment.
- Have students complete a short Learn & Play session.
- Review the Teacher Dashboard.
- Use Attendance and Behavior only as needed.
- Export CSV backups regularly.
📅 For Weekly Use
- Monday: create assignments.
- Mid-week: check progress and weak topics.
- Friday: print reports or export CSV.
- Ongoing: use review mode and worksheets for struggling topics.
🔒 Part 5 — Data and Privacy Notes for Users
Guest activity is normally saved on the current device/browser.
Logged-in users may have progress synced to their account if enabled.
Offline work may save locally and sync later.
Teachers should avoid putting sensitive personal details into behavior notes.
Do not share student profiles, reports, CSV exports, or class data publicly.
Use school-approved accounts and devices for classroom use.
🛡️ Security-Safe Documentation Note
This MATH-FUN1 user manual intentionally does not include internal plugin details, hidden storage names, technical routes, permission mechanics, access-control implementation details, or behind-the-scenes configuration.
It explains how students, parents, guardians, and teachers use the app without exposing anything that could weaken the plugin’s security.
