This is the sample family — Maya isn’t real, but her six weeks of progress were replayed through the real planner.
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This week
Adventure level 3.0 · 31 sessions since July 7
5
sessions
A strong week
91m
minutes learned
92 questions answered
57%
accuracy
-3 points vs last week
1🔥
day streak
Best: 5 days
Maya recalls what happened in a story reliably (78%), but questions asking why a character acted, or what the text implies, are landing at 50%. This is a normal and very common next step around this age.
Try this: When reading together, pause once per page and ask "why do you think they did that?" — then ask which words in the text made them think so.
Maya regularly spends eight seconds or more on harder questions and gets them right. Working deliberately on difficult problems is a habit worth naming out loud.
Try this: Tell them you've noticed. Praise the checking, not the score.
Word Problems accuracy has climbed 24 points across recent sessions — the clearest upward movement in Maya's profile right now.
Try this: Keep it in the rotation for another week to lock it in, then let the planner reduce its frequency.
Maya has practised finding evidence 37 times without the score moving much (38%). More of the same practice usually isn't the answer here — the underlying idea probably needs re-teaching in a concrete, visual way.
Try this: Try pointing to the part of the text that proves an answer. with real objects for a few minutes — the app will keep the difficulty gentle in the meantime.
Minutes learned each day
Next focus
Inference
When reading together, pause once per page and ask "why do you think they did that?" — then ask which words in the text made them think so.