Two places, one rule
Also available in Spanish. The app stops after two lessons a day and suggests something to do away from the screen.
These are the lines the lesson comes back to, and the ones a child actually remembers afterwards.
Home isn't a place with no rules. It's the place you practise them.
Be the same kid in both buildings.
Story time. This is about a girl called Nia, who was brilliant at following directions at school and completely different at home, and could not explain why.
You're given three things to do at once. What helps most?
Every lesson ends by handing the child something to do off the screen, and telling you what was taught so you can use the same words.
Try this today: Next direction you get at home, do the four steps: stop, look, say okay, move. Do it before anyone gets annoyed.
Then: Ask a grown-up for a three-part job, and say it back before you start.
Twenty-four narrated lessons for ages 4 to 9, in English and Spanish. No account, no sign-up, no ads, and nothing your child does in the app ever leaves the device — you can check that yourself with the network tab open. Open the lessons.