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Date: 30/10/2026
Sipi Falls: Working with fractions
1.What is ¾ of 12?
Kiri saysTap an answer. If it’s wrong, I’ll give you a hint.
A journey across Uganda.
Every topic is a place on the map. Earn two stars to open the next one.
- 1
Kampala
Big numbers
“Kampala was first built on seven hills.”
- 2
Sipi Falls
Working with fractions
“Sipi Falls is a set of three waterfalls on Mount Elgon.”
- 3
Ssese Islands
Decimals
“The Ssese Islands are 84 islands in Lake Victoria.”
- 4
Mityana
Money and area
“Mityana is on the road from Kampala to Fort Portal.”
Five stops at every place
- 1Learn itA worked example, read aloud
- 2Warm-up8 easy questions
- 3Practice10 questions
- 4Challenge10 harder questions
- 5Mastery12 questions to master it
Stuck?
A hint, a second try, then easier questions on the same idea.
Too easy?
Two right in a row and the next question gets harder.
Got it?
Mastered after steady right answers on different days.
What grown-ups see.
One profile per child. Parents, teachers and schools each see their part.
SKILLIPOP
WEEKLY LEARNING REPORT
- NAME
- Nakato Achieng
- CLASS
- P4
- WEEK ENDING
- Friday, 10th October
| SUBJECT | SCORE | MASTERED | REMARKS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mathematics | 86% | 5 | Very good |
| English | 91% | 6 | Excellent |
| Integrated Science | 78% | 3 | Good |
| Social Studies | 64% | 2 | Keep practising |
STRONG AT Addition, Reading, Shapes
NEEDS PRACTICE Fractions, The human body
COMMENT
Nakato mastered addition this week! Please help her with fractions: ten minutes, three times this week.
Kiri
Every class, every subject.
Follows Uganda’s NCDC curriculum. Schools can add their own questions too.
| CLASS | READING & LANGUAGE | NUMBERS | OUR WORLD & SCIENCE | PEOPLE & SOCIETY | ALSO |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baby · Middle · Top | Letters & Sounds | Numbers | Our World | Me & My Friends | Every question read aloud; answers are pictures |
| P1 · P2 · P3 | English | Mathematics | Our Environment | A 🔊 button on every question | |
| P4 · P5 · P6 | English | Mathematics | Integrated Science | Social Studies | Maths questions made fresh every time |
| P7 | English | Mathematics | Integrated Science | Social Studies | Plus timed PLE practice papers |
PLE practice papers: Written by Skillipop in the style of the PLE. These are not UNEB papers or past papers, and Skillipop is not linked to or endorsed by UNEB.
Made for real life.
A parent’s phone, a crowded classroom, patchy internet.
- 2 GB
- Runs on a basic Android phone, a tablet or a school computer.
- Save data
- Fewer pictures, less mobile data on a weak connection.
- 1 phone
- Many children can share it. No email needed.
- No chat
- Children can’t message each other.
Questions parents ask.
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Is Skillipop free?
Yes, Skillipop is free to use at the moment. If paid features are ever added, we will say clearly what they cost before anyone pays.
My child’s school already uses Skillipop. Can I follow along?
Yes. Ask the teacher for your child’s parent code and enter it under “I have a parent code” to see progress straight away. You can also link it to your own family account.
Can my child try it without an account?
Yes. “Play as a guest” opens the free library, with progress kept on that phone only. Children don’t make their own accounts: a parent or the school sets one up, and the parent can follow every round.
Does it work without internet?
No. Skillipop needs an internet connection while playing. A setting lets each child choose how much data it uses.
Does it replace the teacher?
No. Skillipop is practice and revision. Each topic starts with a short worked example, but the teaching still happens in class.
What happens to my child’s information?
We keep only what learning needs: your child’s name, class and school, and the answers they give. We never ask for a child’s photo or email. The privacy policy has the details.