I intend to make worksheets to help my daughter better memorize basic mathematical facts. In my view, her school (and probably most schools) don't require enough repetition from students for them to naturally memorize these facts. But my daughter seems not to mind the repetition.
The worksheets are SVG images whose width and height match the size of letter paper. An script embedded in these images produces random problems whenever the page is loaded. So, these sheets should work in any browser which supports SVG and has javascript enabled. (The worksheets use underlining which is unavailable in Firefox version 24 and earlier; you may need to upgrade.) In particular, you can get a new problems sheet simply by pressing reload in your browser window.
