Updates for families.

The family homepage now explains teaching, help, independent work, and later returns more clearly. The guided tour starts from a clean first scene on every visit, Math practice has more varied questions and choices, and each world now has richer music plus short exchanges between companions and challengers. Ordinary learner progress stays saved, helped practice stays honest, and the conversation never changes learning evidence.

The public guided tour now moves from a taught multiplication example to one independent try, a connected world, photo spelling, and a family evidence card. Middle School Scholar Bowl gives grades 6 to 8 two fresh, untimed math-and-science sets with clear explanations after a miss.

A new learner can choose a grade and reach the first taught math move without choosing a world first. Saved progress now has clearer local, waiting, confirmed, and unable-to-save states, while retries and reloads avoid awarding the same learning evidence twice.

The learner's chosen world now carries its landmark, music, challenge frame, and earned pieces into connected activities. Independent work can change the world; helped work remains labeled practice and never becomes independent evidence. Math Art also unlocks color through correct work.

The first lesson begins before world selection, daily cards explain why a skill comes next, and missions use seven independent checks before moving forward. Fraction prompts, early-grade teaching cards, and small-screen controls received correctness and usability improvements.