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Kitty's Typing Adventure

Five worlds and 33 lessons that teach children ages 6–9 the correct finger for every key. Accuracy is what earns stars — speed is only ever a progress note, and nothing is called a failure.

  • 33 lessons
  • Works offline
  • Ages 6–9
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Learning Lab

Untimed puzzles in five subjects for Kindergarten to Grade 5. Every wrong answer explains itself and the child chooses again — there is no timer, no score, and nothing to beat.

  • 5 subjects
  • No timers
  • Grades K–5
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Explore our growing library of lessons for kids in 2nd and 3rd grade. Our science collection is the largest today, with more math, reading, and social studies on the way.

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Video lessons are strongest in 2nd and 3rd grade; Learning Lab covers the full range, Kindergarten through 5th.

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Science

How Do Dogs Talk Without Words? Sniffs, Tails & Secret Signals

Dogs can't use words — they talk with their BODIES: tails, ears, posture, and

  • A play bow (front down, bottom up) means "let's play!" — a wiggly, loose body
  • Ears pinned back + tail tucked + backing away means worried or scared — that
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Social Studies

What Does a Pet Really Need? Pet Responsibilities for Kids

A pet is a LIVING thing — not a toy you pick up when you're bored. It depends

  • Every day a pet needs: fresh water, the right food (measured meals), exercise
  • Sometimes a pet needs: vet checkups to stay healthy, baths and brushing, and
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Science

Why Are There So Many Dog Breeds? From Wolves to Wiener Dogs

All dogs are ONE species. A chihuahua and a Great Dane are the same kind of

  • Wolves were the ancestors of all dogs — thousands of years ago, the friendliest
  • Selective breeding — humans picked dogs with helpful traits (fast legs,
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Science

Contact or at a Distance? Sorting Forces for Kids

A force is a push or a pull.

  • Contact forces need touching — kicking a ball, pushing a door, friction on
  • Distance forces work without touching — magnets attract/repel across a gap,
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Science

Which Cup Keeps Ice Cold the Longest? Insulation Test

Heat moves from warm to cool — the warm room's heat sneaks into the cold

  • Insulation is a material that slows heat down — foam and trapped air are
  • Metal feels cold to touch AND melts ice fastest — it carries heat quickly in
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Science

Which Materials Keep Water Out? A Waterproof Design Challenge

Waterproof material doesn't absorb water — drops bead up and roll off

  • Absorbent material soaks water up (paper, cloth, sponge, cardboard).
  • Waterproof isn't about thickness — a thin plastic sheet beats a thick paper
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Math families actuallywant to play.

A 5-chapter Common Core adventure with 9 mini-games, 8 collectible pets, and a Parent Dashboard that shows real mastery — not just minutes spent.

  • Adaptive
  • 8 Pets
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Meet Your Learning Guides

Ava, Hannah, and their friends make every lesson an adventure!

Ava

Ava

Curious Explorer

Always asking questions and leading the way! Ava loves discovering new things and sharing what she learns.

Hannah

Hannah

Kind & Clever

Hannah adds fun facts and helps explain tricky ideas. She's supportive, smart, and always encouraging!

Kitty Helper

Kitty Helper

Fun Sidekick

Meow! Kitty adds humor, gives hints, and makes learning extra fun. Sometimes Kitty gets things wrong — and that's okay!