Grade 6 · Teacher Workspace · CardForge

Math Card Builder

Turn any lesson into a complete EduWonderLab Math card. A teacher-facing workspace for converting slides, worksheets, PDFs, and rough lesson ideas into polished math lesson cards with classroom-ready resources.

  • TeacherGuide, answer key, sub notes.
  • StudentPractice, exit ticket, vocabulary.
  • CheckedEvery package runs a QA gate.

How this works today: CardForge runs as a local EduWonderLab tool. This page explains the workflow and links to a real generated sample. There is no upload or live "generate" button yet — building happens in the repo with the npm run cardforge:* commands. Live in-browser building can be added later.

What It Can Use

Start From Almost Anything

Fully supported sources are parsed today. Slide decks and PDFs are scaffolded — export them to text first, or author a lesson directly.

What It Creates

A Complete Card Package

The Workflow

Source → Analyze → Build → QA → Stage → Publish

1

Source

Bring a lesson, file, or idea.

2

Analyze

Infer unit, standard, vocab.

3

Build

Generate every resource.

4

QA Check

Math + completeness gate.

5

Stage

Review the package.

6

Publish

Guarded manual promote.

Example Use Cases

Real Things You Can Build

“Turn a slide deck on ratios into a full EduWonderLab card.”

“Build a review packet from a rough lesson idea.”

“Audit an existing lesson card for missing resources.”

“Create a teacher guide, student practice, and answer key from a worksheet.”

“Package a statistics lesson with an activity and exit ticket.”

Quality Gate

What QA Checks Before a Card Is "Ready"

Every package runs this checklist. Blocking failures stop a card; warnings are flagged for cleanup.

Sample & Actions

See a Real Generated Package

A complete sample built by CardForge — Mean, Median, Mode, and Range (a staged demo, not a live curriculum card).

For teachers running it locally: build the sample package yourself with — npm run cardforge:stage -- tools/cardforge/examples/mean-median-mode-range/job.json Documentation lives in the repo at tools/cardforge/README.md; staged outputs go to tools/cardforge/staged/.