The textbook chapter, taught by a picture that moves.
Coursebook turns a chapter into a narrated, animated lesson. Students watch an idea take shape, act on the picture themselves, practise, and see their score — at their own pace, on any laptop or tablet. No accounts, no installs.
Open Grade 6 Math How it worksNumber Sense
- 1 · FractionsReady · 14 min
- 2 · Adding and Subtracting FractionsReady · 14 min
- 3 · Decimals: Tenths, Hundredths, ThousandthsReady · 14 min
- 4 · Decimals: Comparing, Adding, SubtractingReady · 15 min
- 5 · PercentReady · 14 min
- 6 · Ratios and ProportionReady · 14 min
How a lesson works
Every chapter follows the same rhythm, so students always know what comes next.
A narrator explains one idea at a time while the picture shows why it is true — pieces split, slide and stack; numbers move into place.
Inside the lesson, the student acts on the picture: shades a part, sorts a group, picks the equivalent fraction. Wrong tries get a hint aimed at that mistake.
Quick checks between ideas and a practice set at the end, drawn from the chapter's own exercises.
A finish card shows first-try results for checks and practice. Progress is saved on the device, so a chapter can be continued later.
Content follows Literacy Foundations Math — Number Sense (Open School BC, CC BY 4.0), rewritten and illustrated for grade 6.
Runs in any modern browser on laptops, Chromebooks and tablets. Keyboard and mouse, or touch. Captions available for every lesson.
No student accounts and no tracking. A school edition with sign-in and a class progress view for teachers is available on request.