A fresh lesson every day, ready in two minutes.
Pick the subject and how long you have. Hand over the device. Every answer is marked as they go, so there is nothing to grade afterwards and nothing to print unless you want to.
No card. No trial clock. Cancel any time. What happens after the beta
Your email for a sign-in code, then a first name and an age for your child. No birth date, no school, no address, no photo.
Subject, topics, working grade and how long you have. Under two minutes.
Lock the questions so they cannot be changed, then let them work.
From an empty account to a child answering questions.
Math and English. No worldview baked in, nothing you have to agree with before your child can start.
Tap to answer means every question grades itself. You see the results whenever you want them.
Set the working grade per subject, anywhere from Grade 1 to 8. A Grade 2 reader can do Grade 4 math, and nobody gets a label.
Questions are generated, not pulled from a fixed worksheet pile. A month of daily math stays fresh.
No ads. No tracking pixels. No selling anything to your child. The only personal detail we ask for is a first name, and it can be a nickname. Read the privacy note: it is one page, in plain words.
OpenHome Learning is new, and you are early. Here is what that means.
The ones we hear most. Anything else, email us.
Yes, for the whole beta, with no card and no trial clock. When the beta ends we email you 30 days ahead, and what comes after is on its own page.
Children 6 to 13, working at Grades 1 to 8. You set the working grade per subject, so a child can be at Grade 2 for English and Grade 4 for math, and you can move it whenever you like.
Math: place value, addition and subtraction, multiplication and division, money, time, measurement, fractions, patterns, data and geometry. English: spelling, vocabulary, grammar and short reading passages with questions. Geography is being built now, then science and nature.
No. It is daily practice that marks itself, built to sit beside whatever you already use. Topics follow a typical North American school-year order, and you can pick exactly what today covers.
No. One parent account, by email. Children have no login, no password and no messages, and they are never shown anything but their lesson.
Any modern browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Once you are signed in, tap Install app in the top bar: it goes on the home screen and opens full screen, with no address bar. On an iPhone or iPad that button shows you Safari's own two taps for the same thing. Nothing is downloaded, and when you want paper, print the lesson.
Both. Pick the region for each child, and the money and measurement questions use the right coins and units.
Running a homeschool co-op, a learning pod or a group that could use this? Writing about homeschooling, or want to work with us? Email, and a person answers, usually within a day.