Representative first-party examples
16 lessons you can inspect before signup
Counts do not prove lesson quality. These samples expose the actual age-banded facts, question style, sources where present, and make-or-explain prompts from a cross-section of the curriculum.
Selection method: one current lesson from each of 16 subjects or practical domains. These are product examples, not evidence of independent outcomes or a substitute for trying the material with your child.
📚 Hearing the Sounds in Words
Literacy Fundamentals · 20-lesson course
🔢 Counting Things You Can See
Math Fundamentals · 20-lesson course
🦕 Fossils: Clues from the Past
Dinosaur Discovery · 13-lesson course
🫀 Cells: Building Blocks of Life
Human Body · 13-lesson course
🌦️ The Four Seasons
Weather & Seasons · 12-lesson course
🗺️ The Seven Continents
World Explorers · 13-lesson course
⚙️ Simple Machines
Inventions & Machines · 13-lesson course
💻 Giving Clear Instructions
Coding & Computational Thinking · 20-lesson course
💵 Needs & Wants
Money & Financial Literacy · 20-lesson course
🗺️ Maps & Globes
Geography & World Cultures · 20-lesson course
🌱 Earth Systems
Environmental Stewardship · 20-lesson course
💛 Naming Feelings
Life Skills & Emotional Intelligence · 20-lesson course
🎨 What is Art?
Visual Arts Fundamentals · 10-lesson course
🎵 Meet the Notes
Music Fundamentals · 20-lesson course
🍳 Kitchen Safety
Cooking & Culinary Skills · 20-lesson course
🧯 Emergency Helpers & 911
First Aid & Emergency Response · 20-lesson course
What to look for
Compare how vocabulary and reasoning change across the four age bands. Check whether a question asks only for recall or also for comparison and explanation. Look for a meaningful output prompt. Then decide whether the level suits your child; no catalog can make that judgment for every learner.