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Your child's textbook, turned into a daily lesson with an AI tutor

We have already broken the maths curricula down into lessons and graduated practice. Choose your child's and start today, with reports showing what your child mastered independently and where help was needed.

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  • ✓ Grades 4–6
  • ✓ Mathematics first
  • ✓ Arabic and English
  • ✓ Based on your textbook
✓Curriculum readyMathematics · Grade 5 · Egypt✓
LayanL
Lesson 412 min

Comparing fractions

Which fraction is larger? Think about the equal parts first.

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Today's progressTwo independent skills85%
Built for families

You do not need another educational app

You need a tutor that follows the curriculum you chose, helps without replacing your child, and explains what was truly learned.

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Preparation takes your time

Turning every chapter into explanations, practice, and a daily plan is repetitive work.

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A correct answer is not mastery

A child may reach the answer after heavy support while appearing to have mastered the skill.

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General AI is not child-first

Open chat can leave the lesson or reveal the answer instead of teaching.

From textbook to lesson

Three steps, then your child is ready

You stay in control while msarat.ai handles the repetitive preparation.

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Choose your child's curriculum

Country, then education track, then grade, then subject. Every curriculum is already analysed and broken into units and lessons.

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Your child learns

Short explanation, guided practice, graduated hints, then independent work.

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See real understanding

Know what was mastered alone, with help, or still needs review.

Student experience

A clear lesson, not an open chat

Every session has a beginning, an end, and a specific learning goal.

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Short focused explanationOne idea at a time using the textbook's terms.

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Graduated assistanceA small hint, a clearer hint, then a similar example.

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Return to independenceA fresh question confirms the child can do it alone.

Today's lessonUnit 3 · Fractions

Adding fractions with unlike denominators

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Before we add, what is the smallest number divisible by both 3 and 4?

Great, 12 is the least common denominator. Let us continue.
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Parent dashboard

At the end of the lesson, know what truly happened

See the support used, recurring difficulties, and the recommended next step.

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What Layan learned today

Thursday, July 30
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Learning time24 minutes

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Correct answers8 of 10

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Independent mastery2 skills

Skill progress

Comparing fractionsMastered independently
Mastered
Common denominatorsNeeded two hints
Assisted
Simplifying fractionsReturns next lesson
Review
Next lesson
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Adding unlike fractions

Selected to strengthen common denominators before moving ahead.

Safety and control

You remain the educational decision-maker

The product is designed around parent approval, minimum child data, and bounded tutoring.

  • ✓ We review every curriculum and approve its breakdown before any family can use it.
  • ✓ The answer key is never shown to a child inside a lesson.
  • ✓ No open-ended chat outside the learning task.
  • ✓ A child needs no email address and no phone number.
  • ✓ You can export or delete your family’s data.
  • ✓ No ads, and no selling of family data.
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Questions

Frequently asked questions

Direct answers about the curriculum, AI, and the student experience.

Does msarat.ai replace a teacher or parent?

No. It organizes lessons, practice, and reporting. Parents still choose the curriculum and follow their child's progress.

Which grades and subjects come first?

We begin with mathematics for grades 4–6, then expand based on family needs.

Does the tutor give the answer directly?

It begins with graduated hints, guided questions, and similar examples. Heavy assistance is clearly recorded.

Can I use any curriculum?

We prepare and analyse the curricula ourselves, then you choose the one that fits your child: country, then education track, then grade, then subject. We are starting with Egyptian and Saudi curricula and adding more. If your child’s curriculum is missing, tell us.