A little practice, every day.
Short, curated daily practice for Canadian students, Kindergarten to Grade 12. Done at your kitchen table, not at a learning centre.
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What a day looks like
A short set at the kitchen table.
Stars fill up as the day goes, or a bar on longer days.
One question at a time, and never a clock.
Math, Grade 2, drawn large for the youngest learners. How many dots are there? A picture of twelve dots in three rows of four. Options 7, 12, 10 and 14; 12 is chosen and stamped Correct.
A stamp when it’s right.
A hint, but only when they ask for one.
Sized to the grade
Seven subjects from the Ontario curriculum.
Spin it, or roll it to land on a subject.
- MathNumber sense to algebra
- LanguageReading, grammar and words
- FrenchGrades 4 to 8: Core, Extended or Immersion
- ScienceHow the world works
- Social StudiesGrades 4 to 6
- HistoryGrades 7 and 8
- GeographyGrades 7 and 8
Grows with your child
Playful at five. Grown-up at fifteen.
- Kindergarten to Grade 2
Big tiles and a friendly voice. Up to twelve questions a day in Kindergarten.
- Grades 3 to 6
Stickers, stamps, and a few more questions each year.
- Grades 7 to 12
Quieter and tidier, the way older students like it.
Follows the school year
The view changes with the seasons.
- AutumnBack to school
WinterSnow on the spruce
SpringEQAO season for Grades 3 and 6
SummerKeeping skills warm
Something good is growing.
Be first through the door when it opens.
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