Use this page after the final lesson, before moving to the next course, or after a spaced-review cycle. Check only what you can do without copying from notes.
Story and Kaiven pages may invite mythic or inner readings. Read the scene as Common Kai first: who is present, what happens, what changes, and what grammar carries the action.
State the plain scene before symbolic meaning.
Mark particles and clause order before register notes.
Treat inner reading as commentary, not as the basic translation.
course outcomes
can-do checklist
completion evidence
ready to advance when
unit checkpoints
course readiness by unit
unit 1
Narration, Sequence, Scene-Setting, and Memory
Clear Common Kai scene foundations: setting, sequence, completed events, simple memory, and guided narration.
readiness checks
lesson evidence
unit 2
Story Time and Temporal Clauses
Ordinary past, remembered past, and before, after, while, since time-gate clauses.
readiness checks
lesson evidence
unit 3
Description, Mood, Contrast, and Voice
Scene description, mood, contrast, and distinct character perspective without losing Common Kai clarity.
readiness checks
lesson evidence
unit 4
Speech, Quotation, and Dialogue Repair
Direct speech, indirect speech, quote punctuation, conversation repair, and scene dialogue.
readiness checks
lesson evidence
unit 5
Reasons, Conditions, Consequences, and Choices
Cause, purpose, conditions, consequences, choices, and narrative decision points.
readiness checks
lesson evidence
unit 6
Mythic Narration with Common Kai Clarity
Poetic texture, symbolic restraint, mythic narration, and short Kaiven-style passages.
readiness checks
lesson evidence
unit 7
Guided Reading: A Short Kaiven Scene
Annotated Story Kai reading that integrates narration, dialogue, motive, mythic register, and comprehension practice.
readiness checks
lesson evidence
unit 8
Story Kai Final Writing Project and Rubric
Cumulative writing assessment with planning, drafting, commentary, revision, and a 100-point Story Kai rubric.