Choose a Daily Practice Pack for your year level and skills
Start from a comfortable skill level, not only school year. Study Lab Y7–Y12 ladders for maths and reading let you pick a skill rung, size the sit, and advance when mastery sticks.
Good ladders set a comfortable starting point — often slightly below current maximum capacity — so learners consolidate foundations and stay motivated. Jumping straight to “year level hardest” creates friction without fluency.
On Daily Practice Packs the curriculum pathway exposes that choice explicitly:
- Year — Y7–Y12 secondary ladders.
- Subject — Maths (guided solve) or Reading.
- Time — 5 to 45 minutes; item count scales with the sit.
- Skill — rungs on the ladder; a Next badge suggests the following concept after your last pack.
How to pick a just-right rung
- If yesterday’s pack was >80% with clean method, take the Next skill.
- If you needed Example on every item, drop one rung or shorten time and rebuild fluency.
- If you only miss arithmetic slips, stay on the rung and tighten working — do not invent harder content yet.
Maths vs reading packs
Maths daily packs use guided step drills — write working, check, reveal method carefully. Reading packs sample literacy skills on the year ladder. Both stay attempt-first; neither invents live MCQs on the sit path from open chat.
When to leave the ladder for a mock
After several rungs feel automatic, book a timed section or full mock in Practice Hub. Daily packs build the skill; mocks prove transfer under clock pressure.
Bottom line
Just-right is a dial, not a grade label. Use year + skill + time to stay in the mastery band, then advance on purpose.