Slimkop

CAPS · Grade 10

Grade 10 homework help, in line with CAPS

Grade 10 is in the FET Phase (Grades 10 to 12). Each learner has their own subjects, and the work builds straight towards matric. In Slimkop you choose your child's own subjects, and the tutor works at the right level for each one.

The one rule

Slimkop never gives the answer. It asks the question that helps your child work it out, and a right answer only counts once they can explain it.

What your Grade 10 child gets

  • Help with homework and projects in every subject, step by step. Slimkop never gives the answer: your child works it out.
  • A photo of the homework is enough to start.
  • Mock exams: a quick test (5 questions, 20 minutes) or a full Grade 10 exam of 100 marks in 2 hours.
  • Daily reading: a new Grade 10 comprehension story every day, about 1 600 to 1 900 words, with 10 questions.
  • You choose your child's own subjects: a home language, a first additional language, maths, Life Orientation and 3 or 4 electives.
  • Built on the official CAPS documents, plus free DBE workbooks and Siyavula textbooks.
  • In English or Afrikaans: your child picks.
  • In Parent view you see every chat, the time spent and the marks per CAPS topic.

Subjects your child can choose

Home language

  • English (HL)
  • Afrikaans (HL)

First additional language

  • English (FAL)
  • Afrikaans (FAL)

Maths (one of)

  • Mathematics
  • Mathematical Literacy
  • Technical Mathematics

Always

  • Life Orientation

3 or 4 electives

  • Physical Sciences
  • Technical Sciences
  • Life Sciences
  • Accounting
  • Business Studies
  • Economics
  • Geography
  • History
  • Agricultural Sciences
  • Computer Applications Technology
  • Information Technology
  • Engineering Graphics and Design
  • Tourism
  • Consumer Studies
  • Hospitality Studies
  • Religion Studies

How Slimkop helps a Grade 10 learner

An example Grade 10 Maths lesson. The child gives every answer; Slimkop asks the next question.

  1. SlimkopSimplify: 2³ × 2⁴.
  2. Child2⁷
  3. SlimkopGood! Can you explain why it's 2⁷?
  4. ChildSame base, so add the exponents: 3 + 4
  5. SlimkopYes! 2⁷. Same base, so you add the exponents: you are just counting how many 2s are multiplied. Now try 5⁶ ÷ 5²: what do you think happens?

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R300a month for the whole family*

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*Ts and Cs apply: one family plan covers up to 3 children.