ABii at Home

Whether you are looking for a fun way to reinforce important math and reading concepts or introduce a novel way to build student confidence and achievement,
ABii is your tireless AI home tutor.

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Nurture a love of learning

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ABii’s fundamental focus is to supply students with standard-aligned lessons that encourage and reward progress, every step of the way. This unique learning method provides students the ability to learn at a self-guided pace. This not only maximizes students’ learning potential, but also builds strong learning habits, that will last a lifetime.

ABii’s K-5 standards-aligned lessons easily pair with lesson plans to provide differentiated practice. One ABii Robot is recommended for every 10 students in a class to maximize student success.

  • Pre-Assessment

    Each ABii lesson begins with a preassessment. If the student doesn’t pass the preassessment, ABii leads the student through a step-by-step explanation to lead them to the right answer.

  • Step-by-Step Instruction

    ABii gives feedback to students when they get a step wrong. Explaining why the right answer is correct, and giving tips on how to find the right answer next time. She can even offer stretch or brain breaks to keep your student on track.

  • Celebrate!

    ABii celebrates every student after every lesson! Whether it’s a dance party, guitar solo, or high five, your student will leave every lesson feeling confident & ready to tackle the next challenge.

Students and parents alike love working with ABii. But don’t just take our word for it! Hear what they have to say.

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Meet ABii’s Friends!

They struggle with common learning barriers to help your students connect and push past obstacles

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    Vee

    Vee is curious and logical. She doesn’t like excessive talking and being late. She does like learning new things, video games and bike riding. Vee has a big personality and struggles with word problems, directions, and tying concepts together.

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    Mario

    Mario is the most generous, loyal, and big hearted friend you can have. Mario cherishes family, old movies, and loves pizza! Mario does not like mean people, green veggies, and unfortunately struggles with understanding fractions. Especially when it comes to his pizza.

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    Wanda

    Wanda is curious, adventurous, and open minded. She likes traveling, photography, and puppies. Wanda does not like losing her passport, boring places, or bland food. When traveling, Wanda struggles with multiplications, decimals, and converting currencies.

  • Animated character with white head, drowsy expression, wearing red shirt with white star, teal pants, and red shoes.

    Url

    Url is a relaxed and creative friend. If there is an easier way, he will find it. Url doesn’t like shoes, combs, or cleaning his room. Url struggles with being on time and finding interest in school. He does like sleeping, comic books and playing with his older brother, Tel.

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    Jolt

    Jolt is a welcoming, curious, and playful friend. He likes people, shiny things, and squirrels. Jolt struggles with staying focused and paying attention to detail. However, he really does not like waiting, leashes, and being treated like a puppy (even though he is one).

Insightful reports come included with every ABii

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Bar chart comparing student performance and attention levels with class average for a lesson titled 'T6 - Robo World Records.' It shows a higher performance and attention level for a student named John Smith compared to the class average. Includes a
Bar graph showing student performance and attention over time with blue for performance and pink for attention, across multiple sessions labeled with activity names and dates on the x-axis.
Dashboard showing overall, tutorial, and assessment metrics with statistics for average attention, performance, screen duration, and lesson duration. Includes bar charts for performance by day of week and time of day.