Elementary Math & Bahasa Indonesian Support
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
My goal is to make mathematics and Bahasa Indonesia finally “click” for a group of primary- and middle-school children. The focus is depth of understanding, not cramming for a test, so I need clear, step-by-step explanations that children can revisit on their own.
Here is what I’m after:
• Dual-subject help: every concept, example, or exercise you create should cover both math topics (fractions, word problems, basic algebra, etc.) and Bahasa Indonesia material (grammar, reading comprehension, vocabulary).
• Visual, photograph-friendly solutions: please lay out each solution so it can be captured in a single or series of photos—big, legible writing or neat, typed worksheets with plenty of room between steps.
• Child-friendly language: break jargon down, include short analogies or everyday examples, and highlight common pitfalls.
• Short interaction prompts: at the end of each explanation add one or two quick questions the child can answer to confirm understanding.
Deliverables
1. A minimum of ten math explanations and ten Bahasa Indonesia explanations, each with its own mini-exercise.
2. The same set exported as high-resolution images (PNG or JPEG) suitable for printing or photographing from a screen.
3. Source files (DOCX, PPTX, or similar) so I can edit or re-order topics later.
If you already have a style or template for kid-friendly worksheets, feel free to share a sample screenshot with your bid. I’ll review clarity, tone, and how easy it looks to photograph.
Thank you—looking forward to seeing how you can make learning simpler and more enjoyable for these students.
Here is what I’m after:
• Dual-subject help: every concept, example, or exercise you create should cover both math topics (fractions, word problems, basic algebra, etc.) and Bahasa Indonesia material (grammar, reading comprehension, vocabulary).
• Visual, photograph-friendly solutions: please lay out each solution so it can be captured in a single or series of photos—big, legible writing or neat, typed worksheets with plenty of room between steps.
• Child-friendly language: break jargon down, include short analogies or everyday examples, and highlight common pitfalls.
• Short interaction prompts: at the end of each explanation add one or two quick questions the child can answer to confirm understanding.
Deliverables
1. A minimum of ten math explanations and ten Bahasa Indonesia explanations, each with its own mini-exercise.
2. The same set exported as high-resolution images (PNG or JPEG) suitable for printing or photographing from a screen.
3. Source files (DOCX, PPTX, or similar) so I can edit or re-order topics later.
If you already have a style or template for kid-friendly worksheets, feel free to share a sample screenshot with your bid. I’ll review clarity, tone, and how easy it looks to photograph.
Thank you—looking forward to seeing how you can make learning simpler and more enjoyable for these students.