On this page
The Learning Portal
The program, running.
Every sheet, every screening, every lesson.
Every printable the curriculum uses, a sheet built for any skill a child is stuck on, a class screened in an afternoon, and the lesson that teaches what the screening found. It is its own product, licensed for each student for the school year.
Practice · test · reteach · again
The mistakes choose what comes next
One skill, and four tools that share it: the Academy article that says how to teach it, the sheets and cards to teach it with, and the test that checks it took. A missed word names the skill again, and the round starts over. Pick a skill and follow it round.
Back to 1 — the skill behind those two words rebuilds all three: a fresh sheet, a fresh card set, and the guide article for what she actually missed. One click, nothing re-typed.
The same circuit for the whole class, or narrowed to the two children who need it. Teaching tools and catch-up tools are the same tools.
The whole vocabulary
66 skills,
named and separable
Every one of them can be taught, practiced, assessed and reported on its own. That is what makes “weak in Kriah” into a sentence a teacher can act on.
Counted from the skill selector, so this is what a teacher can pick today.
- Skilled Endings — 17 skills
- Sheva Skills — 16 skills
- General Skills — 15 skills
- Kamatz Gadol and Katan — 11 skills
- Kamatz Rules — 7 skills
The teacher’s desk
394 guide articles, written to the same skills
Open a skill and the guide has the lesson for it — staged, scripted, and written by people who have taught it. Alongside the skill-by-skill reference sits the craft a curriculum cannot hand over on paper.
- Kriah Skills — 228 articles
- Letters and Vowels — 85 articles
- Fundamentals of Teaching — 52 articles
- Assessments — 25 articles
- Preface — 4 articles
A teacher who has never taught kamatz katan opens the skill and finds the frontal lesson for it, not a definition.
What you learn back
Screen a class in an afternoon
Test a student or a whole class on any day. Mark as you listen and the score enters itself — and what comes back is the skill that is missing, not a number out of a hundred.
| Skill | Leah | Miri | Rivky | Chani | Tzippy | Esti |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| אוֹתִיּוֹת | 100% | 97% | 100% | 99% | 100% | 98% |
| נְקֻדּוֹת | 98% | 88% | 96% | 100% | 97% | 86% |
| חִבּוּר הָאוֹתִיּוֹת | 95% | 84% | 97% | 99% | 89% | 61% needs support |
| אוֹתִיּוֹת אִלְּמוֹת | 96% | 58% needs support | 94% | 98% | 81% | 54% needs support |
| שְׁוָא בְּרֹאשׁ מִלָּה | 87% | — | 93% | 95% | — | — |
| קָמָץ י בְּסוֹף מִלָּה | — | — | 85% | 92% | — | — |
Two girls stuck on the same skill is Sunday’s lesson. A class average is nothing anybody can teach.
Who else gets in
You pay for students,
not for staff
Administrators and teachers are unlimited and free on every paid plan. Add the whole building.
- Teachers — unlimited, free; each sees the classes they teach
- Administrators — unlimited, free; the whole school’s picture
- Parents — their own child’s reports, and the resources to practice at home
Four tiers
What each one adds
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Free
A look at the portal, with the library closed.
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Basic
The curriculum library, the assessments, scoring and reporting, and a limited Smart Resources and Smart Cards.
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Premium
Everything in Basic, plus parent accounts, personalized exercises carrying a child’s own name, and the full guide library.
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Ultimate
Everything in Premium, plus the Smart Suite unlocked — build any resource, test or card set you want. And the live Kriah AMA hour.
How it is licensed
Per student, for the school year — July 1st to June 30th, so the summer is yours to set up in. A ten-student minimum, and seats can be bought upfront and filled as students are added.
Cancelling turns off the renewal; access runs to the end of the year you paid for.
The quickest way to see it is to be shown it
Twenty minutes on a call, with your own class in front of you, answers more than this page can.