Daily Mission
Today’s Learning Path
Short lessons, built-in activities, printable work, and no shame spiral nonsense.
Checklist
Suggested Daily Flow
- Math: 30–40 minutes
- Reading: 25–35 minutes
- Writing: 15–25 minutes
- Science/Social Studies: 25–35 minutes
- Computer Skills: 15–20 minutes
Use breaks every 20 minutes. Brains are not crockpots.
Recommended Path
Because multiplication and division are still becoming solid, math starts with facts, arrays, division as sharing, multi-digit practice, fractions, decimals, and word problems before pushing algebra.
Placement Without Pressure
Level Finder
Pick the level where she can succeed with a little challenge.
10-Question Math Check
Press Start
Math Arcade
Math Practice
Facts, division, fractions, word problems, and patterns.
Multiplication + Division Trainer
7 × 8 = ?
Fraction Pizza
Word Problem Machine
Click new problem.
Pattern Machine
3, 6, 9, ?
Reading Room
Stories + Vocabulary
Original built-in stories so there is nothing to sign into.
Story Reader
Vocabulary Flashcards
Click New Word
Writing Studio
Prompts + Notebook
Prompt Generator
Click new prompt.
Paragraph Recipe
- Topic sentence
- Detail 1
- Detail 2
- Detail 3
- Closing sentence
Notebook
Sentence Upgrade Game
Plain sentence: The dog ran.
Science Lab
Experiments + Quizzes
Experiment Cards
Click new experiment.
Science Quiz
Digital Literacy
Beginner Computer Skills
Typing, files, folders, saving, safe searching, and beginner coding logic.
Typing Practice
The quick pink fox jumps over the lazy purple dog.
Keyboard Finder
Press this key:
A
File + Folder Skills
Beginner Coding Logic
An algorithm is just steps in order.
Printable Library
Worksheet Library
These worksheets are built directly into this HTML now. No empty print pages. We bullied the gremlin.
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Multiplication Facts 2–6
Name: __________ Date: __________
3 × 4 = ____ 6 × 5 = ____ 2 × 8 = ____
4 × 4 = ____ 5 × 7 = ____ 6 × 6 = ____
Draw an array for 4 × 6:
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Multiplication Facts 7–12
Name: __________ Date: __________
7 × 8 = ____ 9 × 6 = ____ 11 × 4 = ____
12 × 3 = ____ 8 × 8 = ____ 9 × 9 = ____
Choose one problem and explain your strategy:
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Division as Sharing
24 cookies shared by 6 people = ____ each
35 gems shared by 5 boxes = ____ each
48 stickers shared by 8 pages = ____ each
Draw 20 stars split into 4 equal groups:
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Fact Families
Use the numbers to make 2 multiplication and 2 division facts.
6, 7, 42
8, 9, 72
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Fraction Basics
Shade the fraction or draw it.
1/2
3/4
2/6
Which is larger: 1/2 or 1/4? Why?
math
Word Problems
Read, circle the numbers, underline the question, then solve.
1. Mia has 6 packs of pencils. Each pack has 8 pencils. How many pencils total?
2. Jay has 45 cards. He puts 5 cards on each page. How many pages?
3. A garden has 7 rows with 9 flowers in each row. How many flowers?
reading
Story Map
Story Title: __________________________
Main character:
Setting:
Problem:
Solution:
Theme or lesson:
reading
Main Idea + Details
Text Title: __________________________
Main idea:
Detail #1:
Detail #2:
Detail #3:
One sentence summary:
reading
Vocabulary Builder
Word: ____________________
My guess from context:
Dictionary meaning:
Synonym:
Use it in a sentence:
Draw it:
reading
Comprehension Check
After reading, answer in complete sentences.
Who was the text about?
What happened?
Where/when did it happen?
Why did it matter?
writing
Paragraph Planner
Topic: __________________________
Topic sentence:
Detail #1:
Detail #2:
Detail #3:
Closing sentence:
writing
Personal Narrative Planner
Moment I am writing about:
Beginning:
Middle:
End:
Feeling I want the reader to understand:
writing
Opinion Writing
Opinion: I think __________________________
Reason #1:
Reason #2:
Reason #3:
Conclusion:
writing
Sentence Upgrade
Plain sentence: The cat ran.
Upgrade with adjectives, where, when, and why.
Plain sentence: The storm came.
Plain sentence: She opened the box.
science
Observation Sheet
Question I am testing:
Prediction:
Materials:
Steps:
Results:
What I learned:
science
Desert Adaptations
Choose a desert plant or animal.
Name:
Where it lives:
Adaptation #1:
Adaptation #2:
Draw it:
science
States of Matter
List or draw examples.
Solid:
Liquid:
Gas:
What happens when ice melts?
What happens when water evaporates?
science
Moon Phase Log
Date:
Moon phase:
Draw what it looks like:
One thing I noticed:
social
Map Skills
Map title:
Compass rose directions:
5 places I will label:
Legend/key symbols:
Draw map on another sheet or the back.
social
Arizona Geography
Region/place:
Climate:
Plants/animals:
People or communities:
3 facts:
social
Needs vs Wants
Needs:
Wants:
Why does budgeting matter?
social
Primary Source Detective
Source type: photo / letter / diary / object / other
What do you notice?
What questions do you have?
What can this source teach us?
computer
Typing Accuracy Log
Sentence practiced:
Attempt 1 accuracy/time:
Attempt 2 accuracy/time:
Words I missed:
Goal for tomorrow:
computer
File + Folder Practice
Create this folder path: School → Math → Week 1
□ I made the School folder.
□ I made the Math folder inside it.
□ I made the Week 1 folder inside Math.
□ I saved a file named math-practice-week-1.
What was tricky?
computer
Safe Search Notes
Research question:
Search words I used:
Website/page title:
One fact I found:
How do I know this seems trustworthy?
computer
Algorithm Steps
An algorithm is a list of steps in order.
Task I am explaining:
Step 1:
Step 2:
Step 3:
Step 4:
Step 5:
Parent Dashboard
Keep It Simple + Consistent
Weekly Notes
The 80% Rule
If she gets about 8 out of 10 correct with calm support, keep going. If she gets fewer than 6 out of 10, step back one skill. That is GPS recalculating, not failure.
Social Studies Quest
Maps, Civics + History
Flashcards
Civics + Map Quiz