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Grade 1 available now · Grades 2 to 6 on the way

Québec's curriculum, as games. And you see what they have mastered.

100% based on Québec's school curriculum (PFEQ)

The elementary curriculum as short series of games, starting with Grade 1. Your child plays on their tablet, with no password. You get a report that says what they have mastered, what they're working on, and why.

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Games that teach. Analytics that guide. Tutors that care.

Interactive games aligned with the ministry’s curriculum replace boring textbooks. The analysis of every game shows parents, tutors and teachers what to work on.

Based on the Québec Ministry of Education’s Progression of Learning

2,056 skills from Québec’s school curriculum (PFEQ), taken one by one from the “Progression of learning” documents. Every lesson is tied to one of them.

See the whole curriculum →

For families, tutors and schools.

The ministry's curriculum, skill by skill.

We don't make up what your child learns. Every lesson starts from a skill written by the ministry, in its official “Progression of Learning” documents.

In the ministry's document (official French wording)
  1. Mathématique
  2. Mesure
  3. A. Longueurs
« 1. Comparer des longueurs »
  • Grade 1: learns with the teacher's help
  • Grade 2: does it alone by the end of the year
Open the official document (PDF, quebec.ca, in French) ↗
In TutoLys

Grade 1 lesson · Measurement

Plus long, plus court

Quel serpent est le plus long ?

Tied to the skill « Comparer des longueurs »

Try a question on this skill ↓

Grades 2 to 6 arrive over the year, in all six subjects.

See how we follow the curriculum →

TutoLys is an independent product; it is neither produced nor endorsed by the Ministère de l’Éducation.

A wrong answer says a lot.

This question comes from a real Grade 1 lesson: Measurement, "Comparing lengths". Pick an answer, even the wrong one.

Here, as in the app, kids try again until they get it. No hearts, no lost lives.

Grade 1 lesson · Measurement

Tap the longest strip.

Your TutoLys space

A report that answers your real questions.

  • What they have mastered

    Subject by subject, strand by strand, following the ministry's curriculum.

  • What they're working on

    With the evidence: right on the first try, a repeated mistake, response time.

  • What changed

    Each report compares itself to the last one. Download it as PDF, CSV or JSON.

Fictional example
Rosalie · Grade 1

By subject

  • Math 72%
  • French 58%
  • Science and technology 81%

To work on

Comparing lengths

Struggling

Same wrong answer in 60% of games

No password for your child. Ever.

A 6-year-old can't manage a password, and shouldn't have to. You pair their tablet once, with a code.

  1. 1

    Create their profile

    A first name or nickname, their grade, an avatar.

  2. 2

    Generate a code

    Six characters, valid for 24 hours, usable once.

  3. 3

    Enter it on the tablet

    That's it. Several kids? "Who's playing?" shows up at launch.

A child's data deserves protecting.

  • The bare minimum

    A nickname, a grade, a birth year if you want. Never a full name, never a photo.

  • Nothing to sell

    No ads. No contact between kids. Answers are used for learning, nothing else.

  • You decide

    Download or permanently erase your child's data from the portal, anytime.

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One price per family, every subject included.

7 days free, no credit card. Then the plan that fits your family.

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Frequently asked questions

Which grades are covered?

Grade 1 is available now, in all six subjects. Grades 2 to 6 arrive through the year. You can see the whole elementary curriculum today on "The curriculum" page.

My child can't read yet. Is that a problem?

No. A speaker button reads every question aloud when your child taps it.

Is an Internet connection needed?

To pair the tablet and download lessons, yes. After that, your child can play offline with the lessons already downloaded: their games are sent as soon as the connection is back.

Can several kids share one tablet?

Yes. Each child has their own profile, and "Who's playing?" shows up at launch so one child's progress never mixes with another's.

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Ready to try?

7 days free. Five minutes to create the profile and pair the tablet.

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