Units
Unit 1: Reading storiesStandards: RL.6.1–3 · 4 lessons
- Citing evidence from the text
- Theme and summary
- How a plot unfolds
- How characters respond and change
Unit 2: Reading to learnStandards: RI.6.1–3, RI.6.5, RI.6.8 · 4 lessons
- Finding the central idea
- Key details that support it
- Claims and reasons
- How a text is organised
Unit 3: Writing an argumentStandards: W.6.1, W.6.4–5 · 4 lessons
- Making a claim
- Backing it with evidence
- Planning and revising
- A formal style
Unit 4: Telling and explainingStandards: W.6.2–3 · 4 lessons
- Introducing a topic
- Organising information
- Narrative techniques
- Dialogue and pacing
Unit 5: Grammar and vocabularyStandards: L.6.1–2, L.6.4–5 · 4 lessons
- Pronouns
- Punctuation for clarity
- Context clues and Greek and Latin roots
- Figurative language
Who teaches you
Every lesson has a named AI teacher and a mentor who keeps you on track. Both are AI, and every screen says so.
AI Super Professor · EnglishHarriet Ellison
We read short, rich texts from many cultures, find what the writer is doing and why, and then you try the same move in your own writing. Grammar and vocabulary are taught inside real sentences, not as lists.
A good story doesn't just entertain you; it changes you.
AI Super Mentor · EnglishAnanya Rao
Harriet teaches English; I help with the planning around it. We break big writing tasks into steps, set a reading habit that fits your week and practise presenting your ideas out loud.
It's not enough to be right; you must also be clear.
How lessons run
Each topic is one Live class lesson in four steps: warm-up, explain, try it, check. The AI tutor gives hints, not answers, and waits for the learner to think.
Warm-up
A quick question to recall what you already know.
Explain
The AI tutor explains one idea at a time, in plain words.
Try it
You work a problem with hints, not answers handed over.
Check
A short check shows what stuck; a teacher sees the result.
Assessment
Short checks after each lesson and a unit check at the end of each unit. The AI drafts marks; a human teacher reviews them and signs the term.
The same year elsewhere
For orientation only: a starting check sets where lessons begin.
- 6º PrimariaSpain
- 6eFrance
- Grade 6United States
- Grade 6Canada (outside Québec)
- 6. sınıfTürkiye
- Klasse 6Germany
- 1ª mediaItaly
- Groep 8Netherlands
- Year 7England
- Shōgakkō 6Japan
- Elementary 6South Korea
- Primary 6Singapore
- Class 6India
First class · try it now
Sit the first class before you decide
Seven steps, about ten minutes, no account: learn, check, produce, get assessed, defend it in a short viva and leave with a proof card.