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Primary 4 English

Two doors, because two different people use this. Everything behind the first is written for a ten-year-old. Everything behind the second is written for you.

Which one are you?

Pick once. The bar at the top of every page keeps the two sides apart, so she never lands in the marking guidance and you never have to scroll past her badges.

For her

Today

Her page. Today’s three words, a story to write, a book to log, and the badges she has earned. Nothing on it is addressed to a grown-up.

Open her page → For you

The Guide

What she is actually marked on, the twenty-week plan, the eight faults that lose marks, and how to hand a composition back without flattening her.

Open the guide →

What sits behind each door

Four things in total. She needs three of them; you need one.

Hers · dailyToday Three words, one story, fifteen minutes of reading. The whole day on one page.
Hers · referenceWords All sixty days, one idiom and two describing words each, with a picture for every one.
Hers · when writingWrite Twenty-four picture prompts, a five-box plan, the exam clock and the six-point check.
YoursGuide The marking bands, the plan, the common faults, and the settings for her actual paper.

Start here if it is your first time: open the Guide, read What she is actually marked on, and set her paper’s real word count and timing. Then hand her the Today page and leave her alone with it.

Everything saves in this browser only. No account, nothing uploaded. If she switches device or you clear browser data, her stories and badges go with it — the Write page has a download button for exactly that reason.