Pick a strand.
Search 2,000+ KICD CFItems by subject, grade, or sub-strand. Every node maps to lesson templates, library content, and assessments you can use today.
Keybaki connects lesson planning, student practice, parent visibility, and school-level evidence around the same KICD-aligned curriculum map.
Every CFItem you pick connects to a lesson, a library, a CEA, and a feedback line into next week's plan. It's the same loop your teacher would draw on a whiteboard — except it never resets.
Search 2,000+ KICD CFItems by subject, grade, or sub-strand. Every node maps to lesson templates, library content, and assessments you can use today.
A full Engage → Explore → Explain → Elaborate → Evaluate plan, drafted in seconds against the CFItem. Edit any block. Present from a phone, tablet, or projector.
A 10-question CEA closes every plan, auto-scored. Mastery shows up on the parent dashboard; weak strands feed into next week's planner without anyone retyping anything.
Keybaki replaces the Sunday-night planning ritual with a working loop: the library is the input, a 5E plan is the artifact, the timetable is where it lives.
Parents on the matatu home, teachers at lunch, students on Saturday morning, heads of school every Monday at 8am. Same database, same KICD strand map, four different doors in.
One quiet weekly briefing tells you which strand your child is weakest in — and queues a 30-minute Saturday review against it.
Generate KICD-aligned 5E lesson plans against the exact CFItem. Run a Friday CEA. Walk in Monday knowing which strands the class needs to revisit.
Tap one button. Keybaki picks the three strands you're shakiest in, queues the right videos, ends with a 10-minute CEA. Build a streak — or just pass next term.
Roll out planning, CEAs and term-level dashboards across every grade. Heads of department see which strands the whole school is weak on — before parents do.
Send any library item — a video, a worksheet, a CEA — to a whole class or a single student. They get a phone notification; you get a read-receipt and the CEA score the moment it lands.
Every Kenyan teacher knows the seven CBE Core Competencies. Most edtech ignores them or pastes them as buzzwords. Here is exactly how each surface of Keybaki contributes to each competency — the same audit story we hand to a head of department on day one.
Group work that survives the WhatsApp group.
Lesson plans schedule pair and small-group phases. The CEA bank includes oral, written and presentation items. Class feed lets students share drafts back to the teacher — without exposing them to the public web.
Open-ended prompts, not multiple-choice mush.
Every 5E lesson plan opens with a guiding question and ends with an Evaluate phase. CEAs include 'show-your-working' items where partial credit lands against the strand the child got partially right.
Engage prompts that start with a real scene.
Every plan opens with a hook anchored in Kenyan life — a Gikomba market scene, a matatu fare puzzle, a Mau Forest field study. Students discuss the prompt before they touch the maths.
Kenyan values, mapped to each strand.
Every plan declares the values it foregrounds — Responsibility, Integrity, Unity, Patriotism, Peace, Respect, Social Justice. Term reports roll these up for the head of school.
Practising the thing while you're learning it.
Students log in. Students answer CEAs on the device. Students see their own strand history. Parents see term reports on the same device. The whole product is a digital-literacy exercise that happens to teach maths.
Mastery dashboards, not gold stars.
Each child's profile shows which strands are strong, which are weak, and which are recovering. The weekly briefing names one strand to focus on — and explains why.
Streaks that don't shame.
No 'you missed a day' notifications. No daily streak guilt. Just a weekly briefing that says: here's the strand, here's the 20-minute review, here's what changed since last week.
Every CEA, every lesson plan, every term report cites the competency it advances. Auditable from a single CFItem to a national report.
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