At this age
Short and friendly
Most lessons take 15 to 20 minutes, with a break offered.
A parent says yes
Under 13, nothing starts until a parent agrees.
No email needed
Children sign in with a code and secret words.
Courses for these grades
Math
Grade 3 math
- Multiplication and division
- Problem solving and patterns
- Place value and adding big numbers
- Fractions as numbers
- Time, measurement and data
- Area and perimeter
- Shapes
Grade 4 math
- Multiply, divide and solve problems
- Place value and multi-digit math
- Equivalent fractions and comparing
- Adding and multiplying fractions
- Decimal fractions
- Measurement, data and angles
- Lines, angles and shapes
Grade 5 math
- Expressions and patterns
- Place value and decimals
- Adding and subtracting fractions
- Multiplying and dividing fractions
- Measurement, data and volume
- The coordinate plane
- Classifying shapes
Science
Science, grades 3 to 5
- Forces and magnets
- Life cycles and traits
- Groups, environments and survival
- Weather and climate
- Energy
- Waves and information
- Plant and animal structures
- Earth's changing surface
- Matter
- Gravity, the sun and the stars
- Food and ecosystems
- Earth's systems
- Engineering design
Reading and writing
English, grades 3 to 5
- Reading stories: plot, character and theme
- Author's craft: words, point of view and structure
- Comparing texts across genres and media
- Poetry and drama
- Reading for information: main idea and evidence
- Text structure and features
- Comparing sources and using visuals
- Word study and reading fluency
- Writing opinions
- Informative and explanatory writing
- Narrative writing
- The writing process: plan, revise and edit
- Research projects
- Discussion and presentations
- Grammar, usage and punctuation
- Vocabulary and word meanings
History and social studies
Social studies, grades 3 to 5
- Maps, globes and geography skills
- Earth's regions and how people live
- Communities and cultures around the world
- Learning about the past: timelines, artifacts and sources
- Indigenous peoples and early societies
- Exploration, trade and meeting new cultures
- Rules, government and being a citizen
- Work, money and trade
- Migration and changing communities
- The history of your country