The Provetree Curriculum

Algebra, taught as a game of evidence.

Learners don’t get drilled on isolated problems. They build chains of evidence — equations, graphs, tables, word problems, and worked steps — to prove they’ve understood the same concept five different ways.

How we teach

Four learning principles, applied every match.

The curriculum is built on practices that the cognitive-science literature has been converging on for decades. They’re what make the game produce real learning, not just session time.

Retrieval practice

Learners repeatedly recall concept relationships under light pressure, the way actual memory consolidates.

Interleaving

Decks mix related concepts so learners distinguish near matches instead of pattern-matching by topic.

Immediate feedback

Card picks and final rule answers resolve right away. No waiting for a teacher to grade a worksheet.

Error usefulness

Incorrect answers create progress signals and future practice targets, not penalties.

What learners practice

Five representations of one idea.

Most products drill a single representation — usually equations. Provetree treats every concept as a thing learners must recognize across all five. That’s the fluency that actually transfers to harder math.

Equation

The symbolic statement of the rule.

y = 3x + 2
Graph

How the relationship looks on the plane.

Table

Paired input and output values.

Word Problem

The rule embedded in a real scenario.

“An output equals three times the input, plus two.”
Worked Step

The procedure that applies it.

Algebra Foundations · Grades 6–9

Our launch pack covers the core moves of early algebra.

Every concept hides a single rule. The learner studies a clue, picks the matching card in each representation, and finally names the rule they discovered. Wrong picks trigger immediate, concept-specific feedback — not a generic “Try again.”

We don’t cover everything in algebra. We cover the core moves a learner needs before tackling Algebra 1 with confidence.

Concepts in the pack
20 concepts
Per concept
5 representations
Wrong-answer feedback
≥3 distractors per concept
Difficulty bands
Bronze · Silver · Gold
The units in this pack
  • Expressions and Variables
  • Solving Equations
  • Ratios and Proportional Relationships
  • Linear Functions
  • Word Problem Translation

See every concept in this pack, with its difficulty band.

The whole track

4 packs, 25 units, 92 concepts.

Algebra Foundations is where most learners start, but it is not the whole of what a household can open. Algebra Foundations, Algebra 1, Algebra 2 and Trigonometry are playable today.

Algebra Foundations
Grades 6–9
5 units · 20 concepts
Practiced as equations, graphs, tables, word problems, and worked steps.
Algebra 1
Grades 8–10
8 units · 24 concepts
Practiced as equations, graphs, tables, and worked steps.
Algebra 2
Grades 9–11
6 units · 24 concepts
Practiced as equations, graphs, tables, and worked steps.
Trigonometry
Grades 10–12
6 units · 24 concepts
Practiced as equations, graphs, tables, and worked steps.

Read the full scope and sequence for every unit and concept in every pack.

Free placement tests

Not sure where to start? Run a free placement check.

Short family guides that all open the same Readiness Check. No account needed.

See it for yourself.

The fastest way to understand Provetree is to play three rounds.