FawnaFawna

For UK parents of primary school children, after dinner

You saw the crosses. Now see what they mean.

Turn your child's worksheets into personalised practice, revision and vocabulary learning.

Start freeOne sheet free. No card, nothing to install.

No app to open at the table. You photograph the sheet you already have, and the practice comes back to you — and it remembers what your child struggles with, so next time it gets smarter.

Worksheet 4 · Subtraction with regroupingMarked
143 − 17 =26
262 − 38 =34
351 − 24 =37
481 − 46 =45
575 − 29 =46

Fawna reads it: questions 3 and 4 both cross a ten. Likely one recurring gap, not four one-off slips.

Your sheet, photographed and read. Nothing typed in by hand.

Three steps, one evening

You stay in charge of the judgement. Fawna does the reading, the marking and the writing.

  1. 1

    Photograph the sheet

    One photo of the marked page. Fawna reads the questions, your child's handwriting, the ticks and the crosses, and flags anything unclear for you to check.

  2. 2

    Agree on the gap

    You get Fawna's read in plain words: the ten-crossing, the spelling rule, the word problem. It explains each mistake in language your child can follow, and spots patterns over time.

  3. 3

    Print or read the five

    Fresh practice on that exact spot, at your child's level — tailor it by length, difficulty and focus, with hints and worked examples that fade as confidence grows.

What arrives tonight

Not a report to file. Practice you can put in front of your child after tea — as interactive activities or a printable sheet.

Practice on one target
Every question sits on the confirmed gap. Nothing else mixed in.
Words get the same care
Paste or upload a vocabulary list and Fawna pulls out the words, definitions, synonyms and antonyms, then builds revision with meanings, word classes and example sentences your child can picture.
It remembers over time
Every sheet you photograph stays in the book, so Fawna can tell a one-off slip from a recurring gap and bring past words and skills back into future sessions.
Practice · Subtraction across a tenTonight

Five questions. Same gap as questions 3 and 4 on your sheet.

  1. 152 − 27 =
  2. 264 − 38 =
  3. 371 − 46 =
  4. 483 − 55 =
  5. 590 − 62 =

Answer sheet

2526252828

Print it, or read it off the screen at the table.

One slip or a real gap?

Without

Two crosses, no idea which one mattered or which topics to practise next. You print a page of mixed sums off a website and hope it lands.

With Fawna

Both crosses point at crossing a ten. Fresh practice on crossing a ten, ready before bedtime — and it remembers the gap for next time.

Bring home one sheet tonight.

Free for one worksheet a week. Five pounds a month when you want it every evening — with practice that gets smarter as Fawna learns what your child struggles with.

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Your first sheet costs nothing. Cancel any month.