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Practice again

Your child can go back over something they already taught. The coins are earned once, and the dots on the piece fill as they practice.

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  1. What practice looks like
  2. It does not use battery
  3. It stays open on any plan
  4. It counts for the streak

Once your child has taught their companion a skill, they can go back to it whenever they like. That is practice.

What practice looks like

The screen has a button that says Train again. A note tells your child, "You already earned the coins for this one." So the coins are earned the first time, and they are not earned again for the same skill.

The dots on the piece fill as your child practices that skill. They show practice, not a score.

It does not use battery

Going over something your child already taught does not use the companion's battery. So practice is still there when the battery is low. See What uses the battery.

It stays open on any plan

Skills your child already taught stay open to practice even if a plan ends. See What happens after you cancel.

It counts for the streak

Practicing counts as real activity for the streak. See What counts for a streak.

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