Today’s quest
Ratio River
Cross the river by making two quantities change together.
Your learning trail
Quest map
Start your trail
Build a learning day that feels right.
Tell us the learner’s name and grade. The Tutor will choose the right starting path from there.
Loading this grade’s lesson path.
Diagnostic
Find the right starting trail.
The diagnostic separates confidence repair, grade-level structure, and acceleration without making kids feel sorted into a lower track.
Graph Studio
Race the unit rate
Speed drill
Quick break before the next lesson.
Section mini-game
Repair Sprint
Review queue
Keep the important tools sharp.
Spaced review returns as bridges, repairs, and upgrades instead of a pile of repeated worksheets.
Progress tracking
Every click becomes useful learning evidence.
Progress is tracked by learner, concept, lesson, evidence type, engagement signal, and next review date so The Tutor can guide a complete K-12 math path.
Mastery ledger
5 dimensions
Recent evidence
0 events
K-12 math scope
Subject matter coverage
Each strand has its own lesson families, progress evidence, remediation triggers, and capstone artifacts.
Lesson plan catalog
Designed lessons, not worksheets.
Lesson plans vary by subject matter: manipulatives for number sense, graph studios for functions, data labs for statistics, proof workshops for geometry, and code studios for algorithms.
Assignments
Structured enough for adults. Playful enough for kids.
Assignments can come from a parent, teacher, co-op leader, or the adaptive path.
Parent signal
What clicked today?
Maya is moving from additive comparison toward multiplicative reasoning. The next best step is one short unit-rate review tomorrow.
Equivalent ratios
Secure with visuals and tables.
Unit rate
Growing. Needs another transfer problem.
Debugging
Strong. Caught the one-quantity scaling bug.
Classroom operations
Assign quests without losing the magic.
Teachers and co-op leaders can see who is stuck, who is ready for challenge work, and which lesson layout is active.
Grade 6 Ratio Pod
8 learners active. 5 are ready for the unit-rate studio. 2 need the fraction review bridge.
Ratio River checkpoint
Layout: Graph Studio. Animation primitives: scale together, trace path, artifact upgrade.
Common misconception
Three learners scaled only distance. Recommend Catch The Scale Bug before today’s studio.
K-12 trail
Every grade gets its own learning world.
Coverage is generated from the 2,080-lesson catalog: 13 grade paths, 160 lessons per grade, and 16 strands across math, modeling, and coding.
16 strands
Every strand repeats across the full K-12 spine.
Portfolio
Artifacts worth saving.
Ratio River speed simulator
Complete today’s checkpoint to save the first version.
Admin/content operations
Ship lesson worlds with quality gates.
Content operations track layout families, animation primitives, reduced-motion coverage, parent summaries, and review state.
Production systems
Production learning systems.
These panels show the production layer for catalog scale, Kindergarten placement, household access, adaptive sequencing, AI tutor behavior, assessment, grading, and reporting.
Visual lesson companions
Every lesson has something kids can see, move, and earn.
Renderable scene manifests connect lesson content to manipulatives, graphs, geometry, simulations, code, accessibility fallbacks, and accomplishment moments.
Guardian-managed learners
Real entry point for youngest learners
Next lesson comes from mastery
Nudge-first, policy-bound support
Evidence becomes gradebook signal
Parents and teachers get different signals
Settings and accessibility
Make The Tutor fit the learner.
Families can tune motion, session length, challenge level, and notification cadence without breaking the learning path.
Animation level
Session target
Path behavior
Settings save on this device and shape the next learning session.