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Build words
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Math
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Math Tug of War
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Tell the time
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Fractions
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Probability
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Shapes
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Colors
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Animals
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Dinosaur quiz
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Shark quiz
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Amazing animals
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Planets and dwarf planets
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World map
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Chemistry lab
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Physics lab
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Country flags
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Russian from the beginning
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Kazakh from the beginning
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Explore an interactive world map, build atoms, and experiment with forces and motion.
Learning paths that teach
Short explanations, worked examples, hands-on practice, optional checks, and a note for grown-ups.
6-8
Life science
Dinosaurs
Meet dinosaur groups, fossils, adaptations, extinction, and living birds.
6-8
Strategy
Complete beginner chess
Learn the board, every piece, checkmate, special moves, and how to make a simple plan.
6-8
Ocean science
Sharks
Meet ten sharks, then learn their body plan, senses, feeding, habitats, and conservation.
6-8
Life science
Amazing animals
Meet ten animals and discover classification, habitats, adaptations, food webs, communication, and conservation.
9+
Space science
Planets
Travel from Mercury to Neptune and learn planet groups, motion, atmospheres, weather, and exploration.
9+
Digital skills
Complete typing basics
Build posture, finger placement, accuracy, capitals, punctuation, and fluent sentences.
9+
Science
Beginner chemistry
Learn safety, matter, states, mixtures, dissolving, and chemical change without risky home experiments.
9+
Science
Physics foundations
Use observations and small calculations to understand forces, motion, gravity, friction, light, and sound.
6-8
School subject
Reading and writing
Ages 6–8: phonics, handwriting, words, grammar, stories, vocabulary, fairy tales, and riddles.
12-15
Physics
Physics for teens
Ages 12–15: motion graphs, Newton’s laws, energy, circuits, waves, and thermal physics.
12-15
Chemistry
Chemistry for teens
Ages 12–15: atomic structure, periodic patterns, bonding, equations, amount of substance, and acids and bases.
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6-8
School subject
Mathematics ages 6–8
Counting, operations, early multiplication and division, geometry, patterns, time, money, and measurement.
6-8
Science
Science and nature
Animals, habitats, plants, body, hygiene, seasons, weather, water cycle, space, recycling, and safe observations.
6-8
World knowledge
Geography and history
Countries, continents, oceans, maps, ancient civilizations, famous people, national history, transport, and occupations.
6-8
Creative
Music and arts & crafts
Rhymes, singing, instruments, rhythm, dance, drawing, colouring, painting, origami, clay, and paper crafts.
6-8
Skills
Thinking and life skills
Memory, matching, logic, mazes, sequencing, computer skills, coding, internet safety, manners, friendship, emotions, hygiene, responsibility, and movement.
9+
Academic
Mathematics ages 9–12
Master operations, fractions, decimals, percentages, ratios, negative numbers, algebra, geometry, probability, statistics, graphs, and financial math.
9+
Academic
Language, literature, and history
Comprehension, creative writing, grammar, vocabulary, chapter books, poetry, myths, biographies, discussion, ancient and medieval history, explorers, inventors, and timelines.
9+
Academic
Science ages 9–12
Body systems, electricity, magnets, energy, matter, ecosystems, weather, climate, space, geology, experiments, conservation, gardening, and sustainable living.
9+
World knowledge
Geography and cultures
Continents, countries, capitals, flags, climate zones, mountains, rivers, maps, navigation, and cultures around the world.
9+
Technology
Technology and STEM projects
Computer skills, typing, internet safety, digital citizenship, AI, robotics, Scratch, Blockly, Python, web design, games, apps, microcontrollers, weather stations, and science fairs.
9+
Thinking skills
Thinking, chess, and money
Logic, strategy, coding challenges, chess, patterns, problem solving, saving, budgeting, needs and wants, banking, earning, entrepreneurship, and age-appropriate investing.
9+
Life and creative
Creativity, health, and life skills
Drawing, painting, animation, design, photography, video, stories, music, sports, nutrition, mental wellness, teamwork, speaking, leadership, conflict, goals, cooking, and first aid.
12-15
Academic
Advanced mathematics
Ages 12–15: algebra, geometry, trigonometry, statistics, probability, and mathematical modelling.
12-15
Academic
Physics, chemistry, biology
Ages 12–15: matter, energy, cells, ecosystems, climate, experiments, and science-fair communication.
12-15
Academic
Humanities and global issues
Ages 12–15: literature, essays, history, civics, geography, cultures, economics, the UN, and global goals.
12-15
Technology
Python and JavaScript
Ages 12–15: algorithms, Python, JavaScript, testing, debugging, and readable code.
12-15
Technology
HTML, CSS, web, Git
Ages 12–15: semantic HTML, responsive CSS, accessibility, Git/GitHub, databases, cloud concepts, and cybersecurity.
12-15
Technology
Mobile, games, AI, robotics
Ages 12–15: app and game design, AI/ML concepts, robotics, evaluation, and responsible technology.
12-15
Thinking
Critical thinking
Ages 12–15: logic, debate, problem solving, research, media literacy, fact-checking, and decisions.
12-15
Money
Financial literacy
Ages 12–15: budgeting, saving, banking, compound interest, investing, taxes, entrepreneurship, and business plans.
12-15
STEM project
Robots, electronics, IoT
Ages 12–15: electronics, Arduino, ESP32 IoT, Raspberry Pi, robotics, 3D printing, drones, and science projects.
12-15
Creative skills
Creative media studio
Ages 12–15: design, drawing, photography, animation, video, YouTube, scripts, audio, music, podcasts, and responsible publishing.
12-15
Life skills
Communication and life skills
Ages 12–15: speaking, presentation, teamwork, leadership, negotiation, interviews, time, goals, stress, relationships, cooking, first aid, and health.
12-15
Future
Career exploration and reading
Ages 12–15: engineering, medicine, programming, business, design, law, teaching, science, skilled trades, and a balanced reading ladder.
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