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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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Math · Grade 3
7 plus box equals 12. What goes in the box?

What a day looks like

A short set at the kitchen table.

Math, Grade 3. How many legs do three emus have? Options 3, 6, 9 and 12; 6 is chosen and stamped Correct.

  • Stars fill up as the day goes, or a bar on longer days.
  • One question at a time, and never a clock.
  • 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.

Each child gets the ones their grade studies.

  • 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

Math, Kindergarten, at the largest size. How many ducks? A picture of four ducks in a row. Options 3, 4, 5 and 6; 4 is chosen and marked right.

Big tiles and a friendly voice. Up to twelve questions a day in Kindergarten.

Grades 3 to 6

Language, Grade 4. Which word means almost the same as tiny? Options huge, small, loud and quick; small is chosen and marked right.

Stickers, stamps, and a few more questions each year.

Grades 7 to 12

Math, Grade 8, in the quieter style older students get. Solve for x: 3x plus 5 equals 20. The answer typed is 5, and it is stamped Correct.

Quieter and tidier, the way older students like it.

Follows the school year

The view changes with the seasons.

  • Autumn (now)Back to school
  • WinterSnow on the spruce
  • SpringEQAO season for Grades 3 and 6
  • SummerKeeping skills warm

For grown-ups

Small and often sticks.

emuLearning today

  • 12 questions a day, at most, in Kindergarten. A few more each year after.

  • 6 short days a week. Sunday is for catching up.

  • More than 10,000 practice questions so far, each approved before a child sees it. Grades 10 to 12 are still being written.

  • 178 reading passages, each with its own questions.

A picture of the Who’s learning? screen, where a parent sees each learner’s day: Émile, Grade 6, Done for today; Maya, Grade 3, 5 of 24 done today; Ravi, Kindergarten, 12 questions today.

Answering practice questions and spreading practice out are the two study habits researchers rate most useful (Dunlosky et al., 2013), and a review of 222 classroom studies with 48,478 students found that, overall, quizzing raised achievement (Yang et al., 2021). These studies are about how students learn. They did not test emuLearning, and we have no results of our own yet.

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