How it works
From question to understanding.
One idea, followed all the way through. Here is what that actually looks like inside a lesson — and you can open the real thing without making an account.
The model
Five things happen, in this order
Not five features. Five stages of the same journey, which is why the page above draws them as one line.
Start where you actually are
Three levels run from grade 3 to grade 12, and six courses run in sequence inside them. You pick a level, or you open the first course and find out. Nothing is locked behind anything else.
See the three levelsA lesson shows the thing before it names it
Every lesson is a sequence of blocks: a short explanation, a definition once the idea has been seen, a worked example, and something you manipulate — a dot plot you drag, a chart you build, a simulation you run. The vocabulary arrives after the picture, never before it.
Open a real lessonPractice happens inside the lesson, not after it
Questions sit in the flow of the lesson, and every lesson ends in a checkpoint. Feedback is immediate, and a wrong answer gets a response written for that specific misconception rather than a red cross. Checkpoints pass at 80%, and you can retake them.
Units and courses close with real work
A unit ends in a quiz or a challenge, and a course ends in a final. In the later courses that final is a full investigation of your own: a question, data you collect or find, an analysis, and a conclusion you have to defend.
See what each course ends withProgress is a plant, and it is yours
Completed lessons grow a garden on your dashboard and earn growth points. Progress is private by default — it is a record for you, not a leaderboard, and it is never made public.
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Anatomy of a lesson
This is a real lesson, read from the live curriculum
Not a mockup. The sequence below is the actual block order of the first lesson in the first course, exactly as a student meets it.
Data Explorers · What Is Data?
Data Is Information
Learn that data is just a fancy word for information we collect.
- Section
- Aside
- Reflection
- Explanation
- Definition
- Worked example
- Aside
- Sorting activity
- Check your understanding
- Reflection
- Summary
- Checkpoint · 80% to pass · retakeable
By the end of it
- Explain that data means information we collect about people or things.
And in person
Where workshops fit
The courses are the whole product today and work entirely on their own. Workshops are being built as the in-person complement — the same material, run in a room, for schools, libraries and community groups. They have not run yet, and this page will say so until they have.