Lesson progression
Each chapter lists learning outcomes, lesson objectives, and prerequisites. Teachers choose the exact lesson used for an assignment.
Educator overview
See the classroom workflow before you sign in.
Kuki Math Quest is a bilingual mathematics classroom platform for Grades 5–9. Review what teachers and learners can do, what information is stored, and what still needs pilot validation before opening the protected workspace.
Private educator account: create a Kuki account with your school email and password. Teacher sign-in, recovery, sessions, and account deletion are handled directly by Kuki—no ChatGPT account is required.
Teacher workflow
- Create a class. Choose a grade and receive a private six-character join code.
- Build and review an assignment. Select a curriculum lesson, inspect every generated challenge, and publish only after review.
- Invite learners. Learners use a display name and class code; student email is not required.
- Review evidence. Stream, assignments, people, gradebook, and insights summarize submitted classroom activity.
Curriculum coverage
The public content catalog covers mathematics for Ethiopian Grades 5–9, organized into numbers and operations; fractions, ratio, and percent; algebra and patterns; geometry and measurement; and data and probability.
Review boundary
Generated packs are drafts until a teacher reviews and publishes them. “Reviewed” does not mean an independent ministry endorsement.
What the reports mean
- Progress
- Completed challenges divided by the challenges assigned. It is not a final course grade.
- Accuracy
- Correct answer events divided by answer attempts received for the selected class or assignment.
- Mastery
- A product score inferred from recent practice events. It is a teaching signal, not a standardized assessment result.
- Needs support
- A prompt for teacher review based on low recent accuracy; it is not a diagnosis or automated educational decision.
Pilot limitations and safe first use
- Use a disposable test class and fictional learner names first.
- Confirm your school's retention, consent, safeguarding, and incident process before entering real learner information.
- Verify an end-to-end teacher-to-learner assignment cycle on the devices and connections the school will use.
- Use Settings to choose one classroom language and the appropriate gamification level before inviting learners.
See the privacy notice and school-pilot terms before continuing.