HeyKodaLearning

For primary teachers

I do, we do, you do. Built in.

Each lesson follows explicit teaching: Koda models the idea, does it together with the student, then hands over. Use it on the board with the class, or for students who need another go.

One email when we open the doors. That's it.

Comparing decimals · Year 4 to 5Watch

Which is bigger?

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AC9M4N01 · AC9M5N01

Starting with Year 4

Every lesson so far is built around the Year 4 curriculum, with a few Year 3 and Year 5 ideas along the way. More years are on the way.

  1. Yr1Coming laterYear 1
  2. Yr2Coming laterYear 2
  3. Yr3Coming laterYear 3
  4. Yr4Almost doneYear 4Show me the lessons
  5. Yr5Coming laterYear 5
  6. Yr6Coming laterYear 6

Why it works in class

  • Explicit teaching, every timeWatch, Together, On your own, Check: the same order in every lesson, so students know what comes next.
  • Australian Curriculum v9Every lesson lists its codes and year level.
  • NAPLAN-style check-insEach lesson ends with questions across three bands: Developing, Strong and Exceeding.
  • Made by a teacherPlanned by a primary teacher, with the misconceptions students bring built into every step.

How a lesson works

Every lesson runs in the same four steps, so kids always know what comes next. Lessons can't be skipped. Try it for yourself below and see what happens.

Tap the next step to see who's doing the work.

Questions

Can I use it with my whole class?

Class accounts aren't ready yet. Join the list and tell us what your class needs.

Does it use the words we use?

Yes. Lessons say regroup, not carry, and follow the methods taught in Australian schools.

Is it safe for students?

Students go by a nickname, never a real name. Everything is stored on Australian servers, with no ads.

Private by design

Grown-ups sign up with an email. Kids pick a nickname: no real names, no school, no photos. Everything is stored on Australian servers, never sold, and there are no ads.

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