Fluency: a student’s progress toward completing an operation in XtraMath.
Fluency Threshold: the amount of time students have to answer a problem.
Timeout: refers to the total amount of time the student has to enter the answer to a problem. Upon timeout, the answer is shown with an hourglass icon. The student must enter the answer to continue on to the next problem. The default six-second programs have a timeout of 20 seconds.
Operation: a mathematical process such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division.
Beginning: a program containing a limited set of facts. Beginning Addition has only problems that add up to 10 or less, such as 3 + 7. Beginning Subtraction has their inverses, such as 10 − 3.
Regular: a program containing all single digit facts. For example, Regular Addition facts go up to 9 + 9, and Regular Division facts go to 81 ÷ 9. If “Beginning” or “Expanded” is not specified, a program contains Regular facts.
Expanded: a program containing a larger set of facts. All expanded operations have facts up to 12s, such as 12 + 7 or 132 ÷ 11.
XtraMath Icons
Answer Icons
These icons show how a student answered a specific question in a quiz or practice activity. They are used as feedback in the student activities, and also appear on the date report.
Answered correctly within the fluency threshold. This depends on the program but is 6 seconds by default.
Answered correctly, but beyond the fluency threshold.
Answered incorrectly. The incorrect answer entered is shown.
No response given before time ran out and the correct answer was shown.
Idle time after the correct answer was shown.
Daily Usage Icons
These icons are a quick indicator of how well a student did on that day. They are used on all of the reports.
Answered at least 90% correct.
Between 10% and 25% of questions incorrect, or answered too few questions.
Over 25% of questions incorrect, or answered very few questions.
Signed in, but has not completed a full XtraMath session.
Student Status Icons
These icons show a student’s current XtraMath status for today. They appear on the Student and Classroom Sign In pages, and on the online class report.
Completed a session today and answered at least 90% correct.
Completed a session today with between 10% and 25% of questions incorrect, or answered too few questions.
Completed a session today with over 25% of questions incorrect, or answered very few questions.
Signed in, but has not completed a full XtraMath session today.
If a student’s current status is incomplete, it’s possible that they are working on XtraMath right now and just have not finished their session yet.
The student has completed their program! If you want them to keep using XtraMath, you’ll need to assign them a new program.
Marked “busy” on the Classroom Sign In page.
Marked “absent” on the Classroom Sign In page.
💡 On a Sign In page, all checkmark icons displayed are green, for student privacy. In the online class report, the color and shape of the icon reflects the student’s performance.
Operation Icons
On the class report and some other screens, the assigned operation is indicated with an icon.
The inset number on the right indicates the fluency threshold for this assigned operation.
The shade of the operation icon indicates the problem set:
Beginning operation (white fill)
Regular operation (gray fill)
Expanded operation (black fill)
Math Vocabulary
Equal sign (=): the symbol that shows what is on the left of the sign is exactly the same amount as what is on the right of the sign. For example, 2 + 5 = 7 means that 2 + 5 is equal to 7.
Addition
Add: to bring two or more numbers or things together to make a whole
Addend: the number added to another number
Commutative Property: the numbers can be moved or swapped from their position without making any difference to the answer
Increase: to make something bigger
Plus (+): the symbol used for an addition problem
Sum: the answer to an addition problem
Subtraction
Inverse Operations: operations that can undo each other (Addition and Subtraction)
Subtract: taking one number away from another
Subtrahend: the number to be subtracted from another number
Minus (-): the symbol used for a subtraction problem
Difference: the result of subtracting one number from another
Decrease: to make something smaller
Multiplication
Commutative Property: the numbers can be moved or swapped from their position without making any difference to the answer
Factors: the numbers that are multiplied together
Multiplicand: the number to be multiplied
Multiplication sign (×): the symbol used for a multiplication problem
Multiplier: is the number that tells how many times a multiplicand should be multiplied
Multiply: repeated addition
Product: the answer in a multiplication equation
Division
Divide: repeated subtraction
Dividend: the number being divided
Division Sign (÷): is placed between the dividend and the divisor
Divisor: is the number that tells how many times a dividend should be divided
Equal Groups: groups that have the same number of objects
Inverse Operations: operations that can undo each other (Multiplication and Division)
