A child painting the planets of a solar system model at a sunlit wooden table.

Every Subject · Through What They Notice

Are they actuallyon track?

You’ll know.

Built from what they’re into.
Recorded so the year adds up.

Some weeks the lesson finds you.

Granddad broke his foot

Guess what everyone learned that week?

Every plan comes with a seat for someone else. The Open Seat →

ReadingThe man who accidentally saw through his wife's hand.
MathMeasuring bone lengths. Which is longest?
ScienceHow fractures heal. Why does a cast work?
History1895. One accident changed medicine forever.
GeographyVisit Würzburg, Germany. Where X-rays were born.
ArtSketch the human skeleton. Label every bone you can name.
WritingA get-well letter to Granddad. What would you say?
A stark macro photograph of an 8-year-old child's hands resting on damp earth, gently touching a rough turtle shell.
Everything connects

Your daughter found a turtle in the backyard.

That became the whole week.
Reading

Reptile habitats. Where do turtles sleep in winter?

Math

Estimate a turtle’s age by counting shell rings.

Science

Cold-blooded vs. warm-blooded: what’s the difference?

Geography

Chart the Galápagos Islands. Find the giant tortoises.

Art

Watercolor turtle shell patterns. Every shell is unique.

Health

Turtles need calcium to grow their shells. What foods build strong human bones?

The Wizkoo Engine

A plan is not a prompt.

A prompt gives you a lesson. Once.

We built an engine that remembers what you covered three weeks ago. We know your 6-year-old and 9-year-old aren't in the same place. And we built real-world science and literacy tools directly into the foundation.

One topic.
A whole week planned in about five minutes.
Atlas Module

Connecting backyard turtles to the Galápagos Islands.

Wk 3: Tectonic Plates Wk 8: Volcanoes

"Remember when we learned how plates crash together? That's what pushes the magma up."

FAMILY PROFILE
Mia Level: Pre-K
Noah Level: Grade 3
Ava Level: Grade 5
Included Mini-Games

The plan is the engine.
These are the worlds you explore.

Atlas

"Open Atlas. Visit Iceland. What country has the most volcanoes?"

IS
Iceland
IT
Italy
EC
Ecuador
JP
Japan

Elementum

"Sulfur is grumpy. But without him, no volcanoes."

S
Sulfur
Fe
Iron
O
Oxygen
Si
Silicon
Monday inside the connected system
The Rivera Family
WK 8 · MAR 17
↩ Week 3 connection: Week 3 taught tectonic plates. Week 8 connects them to volcanoes. What they learned then shows up now.
Weekly Theme
Volcanoes & The Ring of Fire
Sample: 4-hour morning session · Your times adjust
Wave 1 · Morning
20 minReading: Mia reads about Pompeii. Noah matches volcano vocab cards.
20 minWriting: Mia writes three sentences using vocab words. Noah traces letters.
20 minAtlas: Visit Iceland. Find the geysers. Map the Ring of Fire.
20 minMath: Measure the doorway. Mount Fuji is 233 doorways tall. Draw a volcano to scale.
Snack break · 20 min
Wave 260 minScience + Elementum3 blocks+
20 minScience: How do volcanoes form? Draw the layers: crust, mantle, magma chamber.
20 minElementum: Sulfur: the grumpy element. Why do volcanoes smell? Combo: Sulfur + Oxygen.
20 minExperiment: Baking soda + vinegar eruption. Measure how high. Record in journal.
🏃Movement reset · 10 min
Wave 360 minHands-on + Exploration3 blocks+
20 minArt: Build a clay volcano cross-section. Paint the magma chamber red.
20 minAtlas: Fly to Pompeii. What happened in 79 AD? Find Vesuvius on the map.
20 minJournal: Draw your favorite thing from today. Write one sentence about it.
+ Tuesday through Friday
The Villain Story     01
He was four.
He was reading.
But he couldn't sit still for
thirty minutes.
And the school said the children they accept do.
Founder Note  ·  2022
Four years of research
Their obsession
is the syllabus.
20-minute blocks. On your schedule.
Same table · Same thread

Four children.
One volcano.

Same theme. Matched to each child's age and reading level. Right now, at the same table, each child is doing something different with the same idea.

Independent
LEO • AGE 10
Research the Ring of Fire. Compare composite and shield volcanoes in your journal, citing two historical eruptions.
Reads Well
MIA • AGE 7
Write three sentences about why volcanoes form near tectonic plates. Use your vocabulary words: magma, eruption, tectonic.
Reads Some
NOAH • AGE 5
Match the volcano words to the pictures. Sound out each word with your finger. Magma. Lava. Eruption.
Pre-reader
AVA • AGE 3
Red and orange finger painting: make your own lava flow on the big paper.
Wizkoo / The System
What it costs to
stop guessing.

One shared obsession for the whole house. The dinner table is back.

The Open Seat
Every membership funds a full year of Wizkoo for a family who could not otherwise have it. It is not an add-on. It is part of what you are buying.
What one membership holds
Up to four kids, one week, each at their own level Ages 3–12
Weekly plans, differentiated Unlimited
Atlas, Elementum, The Games In full
The Library Curated
Orbit Reports Every week
The Annual Membership
$499 / year
or $50 a month · cancel in one click
BUILD OUR WEEK

The details.

No hiding behind clicks. Just the answers.

What ages does this work for?

Families with children ages 3 to 12. Activities are matched to each child's age, reading level, and stage.

Is Wizkoo secular or faith-based?

Wizkoo is strictly secular. It is science-based, fact-based, and built for curious families.

Do I need to be a teacher?

No, you do not need to be a teacher. Every activity includes what to do, how long, and what done looks like.

Can I use this for weekends or after school?

Yes, you can use this for weekends, after school, or summer. It's the same engine, running on your schedule.

What makes this a system and not just a curriculum?

A curriculum only tells you what to teach; a system builds the entire week around your children. It adapts to their ages, reading levels, and the theme you chose. Week 8 references Week 3. Every subject connects through a single thread. Nothing is taught in isolation.

How is AI used?

Wizkoo uses AI strictly for personalization, while educators design the core methodology. You review everything before your children see it.

How do I know my child is actually learning?

Every week you'll receive an Orbit Report showing exactly what your child learned. It does not track screen time logged; it tracks actual facts, vocabulary, and discoveries.

Why not just use ChatGPT?

A prompt gives you a single lesson; Wizkoo gives you an entire system. It includes multi-age differentiation, spiral learning across weeks, Atlas and Elementum built in, and plans that remember last month. You type one theme, and your week is planned in about five minutes.

What do you keep about my child?

Their first name, age, and state. Whether they move while they think or settle in. What they can't stop talking about right now. And what they've actually done — blocks finished, concepts met, hours logged.

We keep the last part on purpose. It's how next week starts where this one ended instead of starting over.

Everything we ask is something you've watched happen. No labels, no diagnoses, no test scores.

You can see all of it, change any of it, or delete it, anytime.

Do you sell my information?

No. We don't sell your information or share it with anyone.

What does it cost?

Wizkoo costs $50/month or $499/year. Your first plan is free, and no credit card is required to try it.

How do I cancel?

You can cancel in one click directly from your account settings. There is no phone call, no chat, and no questions asked. Your child's game progress stays on their device even after you cancel.