Math Facts, a Story Library, and a Monday email for teachers
- New
Math Facts
Typed practice for each fact on its own: addition and subtraction to 10 and 20, then times tables and division to 10 × 10. Missed facts come back most often, and “Show me another way” opens a short strategy lesson. Parent reports show how many facts your child knows in each set.
- New
Story Library
Short original read-along stories in five reading levels, with a picture on every page, “Read to me” that lights up each sentence, and a few questions after. Stories help us find the right reading level for your child.
- New
School-year prompts and a year in review
In late summer the Overview asks “Is Maya starting Grade 5?” with one tap to move up. In June you get a printable year in review for each child. Both are about practice, never a report-card mark.
- For teachers
A Monday email for teachers
Turn on a short Monday email that tells you how many students practised last week, current homework, units worth reteaching and students to check in with.
- Fixed
Devices stay in step after a data restore
If we ever have to restore our database from a backup, families’ devices now catch up on their own.
- New
Six more US states
Pennsylvania, Colorado, Ohio, Georgia, New Jersey and Indiana now follow their own standards from Kindergarten to Grade 9.
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