TODAY / AUTUMN 2026

Start with one
clear move.

Read a short story, find the idea from class, check a few words, then make one answer clearer.

Week 03 The Lottery / Part Two 5-15 minutes

Start here

Pick the next
small step.

01 / Read 02 / Watch 03 / Check 04 / Answer 05 / Recall later

Class videos

Find the exact
lesson moment.

Use the short clips when a phrase, rule, or idea from class is hard to remember. The full replay page keeps notes and reviewed status.

WEEK 03 / 27 SEP 202610 MOMENTS

The Lottery / Part Two

Rules, family pressure, the marked paper, and Old Man Warner's defence of tradition.

Open class videos
Watch one clip, then say one detail aloud.Use it in my answer ↓

Words & check

Remember the words
you need next.

Keep the list small. Review useful words first, then test yourself without seeing the answer.

VOCABULARY CHECK

10 / 20 / 30 words

Recognise a word, recall it, and keep your recent score in the learning record.

Start vocabulary check
USEFUL WORDS

Open the story word bank

Hear the words, see a short meaning, and return to the sentence where they matter.

Open useful words
Keep the long viewOpen full learning recordShow

The homepage stays focused on the next step. Open this record when you need the course map, summer class clips, or progress history.

The long view

One route.
Three seasons of practice.

July built the reading habits. The bridge kept them alive. Autumn asks Jack to use the same thinking when the clues become harder to trust.

The formal class calendar and the independent practice calendar are kept separate.

Course library

Choose the
chapter you need.

Current class rhythm

Before class.
My class. After class.

Every course uses the same small loop. The content changes; the habit stays visible.

Summer class replay

Rewatch the thinking.
Keep one move.

Selected class moments0 reviewed on this device

A short clip, one clear idea, one small response. These are student review moments from the July International Authors classes.

Practice Studio / answer / two attempts

Make one clear
point.

TODAY'S PROMPT

What is the biggest problem in this story?

Your first answer can be short. Choose one repair, then try the same idea again.

Keep the long viewOpen progressShow

Progress, not points

The evidence
of getting better.

A useful record keeps the first attempt visible. It also makes the next attempt easier to begin.

FUTURE PLUGIN

Leo / age 6

The same home, a different route: pictures, movement, repeated phrase blocks, and short parent-child play.

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