Lumastery’s homeschool curriculum, by skill, not by grade

The dashboard answers one question every morning: what does my child work on today? The plan shows up before you have to think about it.

• ·Today’s math lesson — one specific skill the child is ready for, with a parent-facing teaching script.
• ·Today’s math practice — adaptive questions calibrated to the lesson plus spaced review of older skills.
• ·Today’s Read to Learn lesson and practice — vocabulary, comprehension, or grammar at the child’s level.
• ·Learn to Read lesson — if the child is still building decoding skills.
• ·A printable worksheet — suggested a few times a week for handwriting and pen-and-paper practice.

You don’t plan ahead. You don’t research what comes after place value. The system tells you today’s lesson, and your job is to sit with your kid while they do it.

Before a child starts daily practice, an adaptive placement test finds the right entry point. The questions get harder and easier based on what the child gets right, and the test ends when their actual skill level is identified.

The result is a starting skill, not a starting grade. A 7-year-old who’s strong at addition but shaky on place value gets placed by skill in each. The dashboard then surfaces lessons from those exact points forward.

Placement can be retaken any time. After a long break, after a curriculum switch, or any time you want a fresh checkpoint. Both math and reading have separate placement tests so the two subjects can advance independently.

A weekly progress report tells you what your child practiced, what reached mastery, what still needs review, and what the next focus should be. Math and reading are reported separately because a child can be ahead in one and behind in the other.

Mastery means the child has shown enough correct work over time, not that they answered one question right once. The system uses spaced review to keep older skills fresh, and it surfaces shaky skills before the gaps grow.

The dashboard always shows where each subject stands. You don’t need a spreadsheet. You don’t need to keep track. The system does it for you and reports back every week.