For Homeschool Families
Built for the way
you actually teach.
Enter any topic or homework question and get a full set of teaching tools — lesson plans, activities, rubrics, book recommendations, and more. Free, no account, any approach.
Homeschool tools
All generated from a single topic or question. Expand any section in the tool.
What to teach next
Get a logical next topic based on what your child just worked on, with a brief explanation of the curriculum progression.
30-minute lesson plan
A structured plan with warm-up, instruction, practice, and wrap-up — with time allocations and materials list. Ready to use at the kitchen table.
Socratic discussion questions
Five open-ended questions that build on each other, designed to spark genuine thinking rather than test recall. Great for debrief conversations.
Hands-on activity
A concrete multi-sensory activity using common household materials, with step-by-step instructions and a discussion question to close.
Portfolio prompt
A writing prompt and a project option — both designed to demonstrate mastery in one sitting and go straight into your child's portfolio.
Assessment rubric
A 3-criterion, 4-level rubric (Mastered → Not yet) specific to the topic. Concrete, observable descriptions — not vague. Copy or print for your records.
Book recommendations
Three real, widely-available books at the right reading level. Prioritizes living books over dry textbooks — with Charlotte Mason and Classical families in mind.
Curriculum style lens
See how Charlotte Mason, Classical, and Unschooling approaches would each handle the topic — specific to the subject, not generic philosophy summaries.
Plus all the parent tools
Everything in the parent tab is available too — it’s the same tool.
Step-by-step explanation at the correct grade level
Photo upload — snap the worksheet and go
Vocabulary glossary + instant quiz on key terms
Practice test — 10 questions, scored in-app
Printable worksheet with worked example and answer key
Concept connections — what this builds on and where it leads
Day-by-day test prep planner
AI flashcards, study timer, session history
Works with your approach
Charlotte Mason
Living books, narration, nature study. The curriculum style lens surfaces CM-specific resources and narration prompts.
Classical
Trivium-aware. Grammar stage memory work, logic stage analysis, and rhetoric stage connections where applicable.
Unschooling
Interest-led and real-world. Activities and connections are framed around your child's curiosity, not a scope and sequence.
Record-keeping made easier
Portfolio prompts — each explanation generates a writing prompt and a project option your child can complete as a portfolio entry.
Assessment rubrics — copy the generated rubric into your record-keeping system to document skill level for transcripts or evaluations.
Lesson plans — the 30-minute plan is copyable. Paste it into your lesson log for the day.
Session history — every explanation is saved locally in your browser. No account needed to keep a running record of what you’ve covered.
Privacy & data
No account required
No login, no email address, no profile. Works immediately.
History stays on your device
Session history is stored in your browser only. Nothing is sent to our servers or stored in the cloud.
Free to use
All tools are free. Optional tips help cover AI and hosting costs.
AI-powered
Explanations and tools are generated by Groq's Llama AI models. Your questions are not stored or used for training.
For ages 2–5
Have a preschooler at home too?
The Preschool Planner is a separate free tool — pick a theme and an age and get a full week of play-based activities using household materials, picture book picks, songs, and a developmental skills note.
Preschool at home → (ages 2–5)