How many tiles?
This shape has 4 rows of squares, with 6 squares in each row. How many squares cover it?
- Count the squares in the top row: 6.
- Count the rows: 4.
- Every row has 6 squares, so 4 times 6 is 24.4 × 6 = 24
A home learning plan that works alongside school. You choose the days and minutes; the plan fits them.
Three steps. You stay in charge of every one.
A few minutes of questions: grade, school or homeschool, interests, goals and your minutes each day.
The plan fits the time you chose, weekends only included. Time with nothing ready yet stays free. A missed sitting moves to the next free time.
As your child learns, the plan moves missed sittings and adds practice, each with a heads-up and an Undo. Prefer to approve first? Turn on "Approve every change".
One small idea at a time, each built on the last: real things first, then pictures, then symbols and words.
Lessons for Grades 1 and 2 read themselves aloud, with the device's own voice. The look grows with your child.
This shape has 4 rows of squares, with 6 squares in each row. How many squares cover it?
School subjects, contests, hands-on topics and more. Each track has a purpose, and all share the time you chose.
Your state's standards. Every skill for their grade. Cut last when time is short.
Modules from a higher grade, each still taught in full.
Contest strategies first, then a track for each contest. Start any one.
Tracks with no school grade. Your child marks a build done; you confirm it.
Built for children from the first line.
For each child we keep a first name and a grade, your picks for them and their learning in the app. No birth date, no last name, no photo. Nothing is collected from your child until you give consent, once, before the first lesson. You can see, export or delete it all, any time.
It helps us write lessons, which are checked before any child sees them. In the app, the plan is made by simple rules, and hints are written into each lesson. No AI chats with your child.
No. Changes come as heads-ups you can undo. Turn on "Approve every change" and moved sittings and added practice wait for your OK. Only you add time.
Yes. It works alongside school: the plan follows grade-level standards, so practice matches what your child learns in class. Homeschool families use it alongside their own curriculum, or as their curriculum, with records they can export. Wonderloop is not a school and does not replace one.
Levels are tracked skill by skill, and nobody is marked behind. Short start checks are optional.
Only the minutes you choose. Your child sees today first and the week ahead, with no streaks and no timers while learning, and off-screen activities like instrument practice never count.
Today first: where to start, then the rest of today in order. Below it, the week ahead, so your child knows what comes next and when. Knowing what is coming builds a sense of structure and a habit of following a plan. Nothing in the week can be started early, a day off simply says "Day off", and nothing missed is ever shown. You can turn the week off in Settings, for the family or for one child.