A guided product demonstration

Make the mathematics visible.
Make every next step count.

EduWonderLab brings a Grade 6 mathematics course, interactive models, responsive practice, teacher evidence, and family learning into one connected experience.

Built from classroom use · English and Spanish access · Student progress stays in the existing classroom systems

ONE RECIPE · MANY BATCHES
3:2
fruit juice sparkling water
The order names the comparison.
3 cups juice : 2 cups water
6.AT.1
Understand ratios
10course units
84core lessons
EN + ESlanguage access
Offline-awareexisting save & resume
Explore the course map

Walk the learning arc

One idea, connected from start to home.

Each stop opens a working part of the current platform. Use the tour controls to preview the purpose and the next step.

01 Working feature

Start with a question students can picture.

In Understand Ratios, students compare quantities from a recipe, name the order of the comparison, and distinguish part-to-part from part-to-whole. The lesson moves through vocabulary, launch, learning, exploration, practice, connection, and reflection.

Look for the concept in context before the notation becomes the focus.

Try the mathematics

Scale the recipe.
Keep the relationship.

One batch uses 3 cups of juice and 2 cups of water. Choose the number of batches. Both quantities scale by the same factor, so the ratio stays equivalent.

Predict → Manipulate → Observe → Explain → Transfer
A repeatable routine for reasoning with a model.

Open the connected ratio canvas
Interactive modelOne batch = 3 : 2
Fruit juice6 cups
:
Sparkling water4 cups

2 × 3 cups : 2 × 2 cups = 6 : 4. The scale factor is the same for both quantities.

Predict Before moving the model: for 3 batches, what is the ratio of juice to water?

cups of water

Teacher intelligence

Turn a response into a next move.

Illustrative classroom evidence below is synthetic. It shows how an item-level misconception can guide a teacher response; it is not a student record or a validated score.

Synthetic sample

Ratio order · first attempt

n = 12
Correct order Reversed quantities

Sample item: “How many cups of juice for every 2 cups of water?”

Suggested response

Make the order visible.

  1. Point to each named quantity in the recipe.
  2. Label the ratio parts in the same order as the question.
  3. Ask learners to explain how 3 : 2 differs from 2 : 3.
Preview the supported lesson pathway

The live teacher tools use their existing classroom inputs and access controls. No live class data appears in this public demonstration.

Product map

A connected course. A clear roadmap.

Feature status is explicit. “Working” links to a currently available experience; “Planned” is a future direction and is not presented as shipped.

01 Working

Course hub

Browse 10 units and 84 lessons, search by topic, and move between student and family entry points.

Visit the hub
02 Working

Interactive mathematics

Explore ratios, graphs, geometry, and other concepts through connected visual models and learning labs.

Open Math Canvas
03 Working

Practice & play

Use lesson-linked practice, hints, retry opportunities, and self-paced mathematics games.

Play Ratio Quest
04 Working

Teacher evidence groups

When the protected progress service is configured, use recent misconception evidence to build flexible groups, inspect the trend, and open a matching small-group lesson. A labeled sample works without class data.

Open Groups from Evidence Open the teacher tool suite
05 Working

Family learning

Find weekly learning guides and homework with welcoming English and Spanish support.

Open Family Connections
06 Planned

Cross-unit evidence view

A unified, standards-linked view of attempts, revisions, hint use, and reassessment across activities.

Roadmap · discovery & validation

Evidence dossier

Clear about what is known.

Product claims should be inspectable. Here is what this demonstration can verify today.

Course and content

The curriculum map and canonical lesson configs are served from the same repository. This sample lesson is Grade 6 Understand Ratios, standard 6.AT.1. Course sequence and published resources are documented in the course brief.

Instruction and access

The flagship lesson includes concept vocabulary, a real-world launch, worked learning, an exploration, structured practice, connection, and reflection. Student pages use existing keyboard, reading-support, save/resume, and language-support systems where enabled.

Data and privacy

This public tour uses only an explicitly synthetic aggregate example. Protected teacher surfaces retain their existing authentication. The demonstration does not collect a learner name, responses, or classroom records.

What this does not establish

This walkthrough is not an independent standards audit of every lesson, a validated mastery or predictive model, a district efficacy study, or certification of every screen against WCAG 2.2 AA. Those require separate documented review and broader coverage.

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See the learning in action.

Open the lesson, try the model, and explore the course tools with your own eyes.