Features 101

Mission is the revamped and enhanced version of self-practice.

A place where you can initiate self-directed learning, choose from a variety of topics and practice continuously to improve specific skills!

Navigating Mission:

In the Home page, click Mission.

Next, select the level (i.e. P1 - P6) from either the 'Standard for School' Curriculum or the 'Premium for Gifted Child' curriculum*.

On the next page, the left navigation bar will show you the list of topics you can begin practicing from.

*The 'Premium for Gifted Child' curriculum is only available in Premium Learning plans

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After you have completed the 10 questions within each sub-topic, you get to unlock a mystery box which will contain a random number of KoKo credits.

You can preview a video that will showcase examples of the questions in each sub-topic before you begin practicing.

From List View:

In List View, mouse over the skill and click on the video thumbnail to watch.

The video player will be launched on the current page.

If you get stuck doing a question, you can click on the Video Tutorial button at the bottom left corner to refresh your memory.

From Map View:

In Map View, for any skill in Problem Sums category, there's a video tutorial explaining how to solve this type of question step by step.

You can click on the Lesson button to start watching.

Under the Mission (Self Practice) module, you can access any grade level's topics, skills, and practice questions.

In Map View, you can switch your level from top right dropdown list.

You may also browse the questions from different categories from the top navigation bar, such as Foundation Math, Mechanical Sums, Problem Sums, and High Ability.

In List View, you can switch level from top left dropdown list, and all skills in a topic are sorted by difficulty level from easy to hard by default.

The setting for daily challenge and mission are not linked. For daily challenges, you will be able to customize the difficulty level of the questions.

On the other hand, Mission comprises the full spectrum of questions per topic. Hence, you will not be able to customize the difficulty level. Nevertheless, the difficulty level of each question is indicated by the number of chillies beside each set of questions.

Mission is the revamped and enhanced version of self-practice.

A place where you can initiate self-directed learning, choose from a variety of topics and practice continuously to improve specific skills!

Navigating Mission:

In the Home page, click Mission.

Next, select the level (i.e. P1 - P6) from either the 'Standard for School' Curriculum or the 'Premium for Gifted Child' curriculum*.

On the next page, the left navigation bar will show you the list of topics you can begin practicing from.

*The 'Premium for Gifted Child' curriculum is only available in Premium Learning plans

Yes you do!

After you have completed the 10 questions within each sub-topic, you get to unlock a mystery box which will contain a random number of KoKo credits.

You can preview a video that will showcase examples of the questions in each sub-topic before you begin practicing.

From List View:

In List View, mouse over the skill and click on the video thumbnail to watch.

The video player will be launched on the current page.

If you get stuck doing a question, you can click on the Video Tutorial button at the bottom left corner to refresh your memory.

From Map View:

In Map View, for any skill in Problem Sums category, there's a video tutorial explaining how to solve this type of question step by step.

You can click on the Lesson button to start watching.

Under the Mission (Self Practice) module, you can access any grade level's topics, skills, and practice questions.

In Map View, you can switch your level from top right dropdown list.

You may also browse the questions from different categories from the top navigation bar, such as Foundation Math, Mechanical Sums, Problem Sums, and High Ability.

In List View, you can switch level from top left dropdown list, and all skills in a topic are sorted by difficulty level from easy to hard by default.