Caveat Academy · Assigned from Caveat Classroom · Grades 3 to 12

The week you missed,
in three lessons.

Pick what the class covered while a student was out. We pull three lessons from the matching full-year course, add quick checks, and end with the student explaining the idea to Pip, so you can see what stuck.

Make a pack, $5How a pack works
29full-year courses
606lessons to draw from
3lessons a pack
9quick checks
A week with three days missed, three catch-up lessons, and an explanation to PipMonoutTueoutWedoutThuFriLesson 1 · 3 quick checksUnit rates with fractionsLesson 2 · 3 quick checksSpotting proportional relationships3Lesson 3 · 3 quick checksEquations and scale drawingsTeach Pip"Pip, a unit rate is howmuch for one. Divide..."3 of 3 ideas covered

How a pack works

Usually one to two hours of student work, a lesson a day across the first days back.

  1. 1Pick what was coveredChoose the course and the lessons the class did while the student was away, or take a unit's three lessons in one tap.
  2. 2Send the linkThe student link carries only the course and lesson numbers. No name, no code, no account.
  3. 3Three lessons, nine checksEach lesson is the full-year course's own lesson with worked examples, then three questions with instant feedback.
  4. 4Teach PipThe student explains the idea in their own words. The page checks for the key ideas and gives a short result code to hand back.

Lessons the student would have had

Packs draw from Caveat's full-year courses for grades 3 to 8 (math, English, science and social studies) and the High School Pathway courses. Each course follows a typical year for its grade and subject, so the catch-up matches what the class did rather than a generic review.

The result code shows how many of the nine checks were right and how many of the key ideas the student put into words. A low Pip score with high checks usually means the student can follow steps but cannot yet say why: a good two-minute conversation.

Sample packGrade 7 Math · Proportional Relationships
  1. 1Unit Rates with Fractions32 min · 3 checks
  2. 2Spotting Proportional Relationships32 min · 3 checks
  3. 3Equations and Scale Drawings48 min · 3 checks
  4. PExplain to Pip how to tell from a table or a graph whether a relationship is proportional.Teach Pip

Lesson titles and the Pip prompt come straight from the course.

The Week You Missed

The pack builder for one student: as many packs as that student needs this school year, from any of the courses.

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Included for schools

School licenses that include courses and family codes cover The Week You Missed: the button opens the pack builder for every teacher.

Private by design

Student codes, packs and results stay in the browser where you make them. Export a file to move them.

The Attendance Return Kit uses these packs in its return-week plan.

The Week You Missed is a catch-up tool, not a grade or an evaluation. The quick checks and the Pip check are practice; they show the teacher what to revisit, not a score. Lessons come from Caveat's own courses.

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