Statistics with Emile is a perfect way to practice statistical analysis in a fun and engaging way.
Children love the competition modes, playing against friends and against other classes, and taking care of their own virtual Emile.
With Emile you can see real impact on learning – we guarantee it – and reduce workload. Emile gives you the option to easily set up assignments, and track students’ performance in one click.
When a pupil first logs in, they play a short assessment game that determines their level. This level is then used to provide appropriate activities, games and competitions.
Pupils can practice any selected topics hundreds of times. So rather than completing 10 examples on a worksheet, they can complete 100s with immediate feedback.
Compete in groups, compete as a class, compete as a school or compete against themselves. Use pupils’ desire to improve measurable results as a lightning rod for learning.
Every pupil gets their own Virtual Emile to customise. Rewards for new achievements, participating in competitions or completing new topics provide money to buy new clothes, backgrounds, games or music.
Recognise those students that know their stuff or have made significant improvements. Who’s the best in the class or in the school? Check out the leader boards!
Emile resources are all backed by a learning impact guarantee. We believe fully in the effect of our resources and are so confident we will refund schools if the product is used for 15 minutes a week for 12 weeks and there is no improvement in student performance.(Here are the details.)
Statistics with Emile includes the following topics:
– Two charts
– Interpreting block, bar, tally and pictograms
– Summing, subtracting and totalling objects
– Time graphs
– Line graphs
– Times tables
All the work done by students is recorded and presented in useful and meaningful ways.
Via secure logins, teachers can see which students need help and which are ready to move on to another topic or ready to deepen their understanding. Reports are easily printed and teacher marking workloads all but eradicated.
Reports are automatically emailed to teachers, removing the need to log into the system each time.
Pupils can compete:
– against themselves,
– their friends,
– as a class or
– against another school!
Leader boards can be printed directly off a website with accompanying certificates.
Each pupil is given their very own Emile to look after. Grown from an egg, pupils need to check in regularly to feed, play, and grow together with their Emile.
As children progress, they earn coins which can be spent on buying outfits, food, backgrounds, music and games. The rewards help encourage pupils to log in and answer questions regularly.
The virtual pets help children build a sense of responsibility, and encourage them to love learning.
Not only does Emile feature over 50,000 multiple choice questions where students can compete against one another, it also features story mode.
Story Mode allows students to play real games that teach real maths.
See students explore bar charts through gameplay based on “Where’s Wally?”, symmetry through gameplay based on “Tetris” and place value with “Flappy Bird”.
Abydos is the world of statistics. The planet is themed on ancient Egyptian ruins in the deserts of Africa. Emile comes to Abydos on an adventure to follow the clues found on an old scroll to retrieve gems from the ancient temples found there.
