SkillFlow
A new worksheet every morning, written for your child.
Overnight, SkillFlow writes tomorrow's 15-minute lesson from the topics you picked. Your child answers with a pen on the tablet. Then you get a short note on what they understood and what comes next.
A private family project, not open to new families.
How a day goes
You set it up once. After that, SkillFlow runs on your family's schedule.
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Evening
You choose the topics
Pick from your child's grade curriculum, or describe your own topic: fractions, reading, the solar system.
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Overnight
Tomorrow's lesson is written
It builds on what your child got right and wrong last time, at their level.
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Morning
Fifteen minutes with a pen
Your child writes and draws the answers on a tablet, the way they would on paper.
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Right after
You read how it went
Every answer is checked, handwriting included, and summed up in plain words.
The note you get afterwards
More than a score. A few plain lines about the answers, and what tomorrow's lesson will do about them.
Example note: a rounding lesson
All four rounding answers were right, including 85, which is the tricky one.
On question 3 the answer was there but not the reason. Tomorrow opens with another number ending in 5 and asks for the "why" again.
- 15 min a day, one lesson
- 6+ years old and up
- 5 languages, for kids and parents
Questions parents ask
Something else on your mind? Write to [email protected].
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How is SkillFlow different from a tutoring center or a workbook?
Each lesson is written for your child the night before, from their last answers. There is no commute and no stack of generic worksheets: one 15-minute lesson a day, checked the same day.
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Does SkillFlow work for homeschooling?
Yes. You pick the topics, from your child's grade curriculum or your own, and a new lesson arrives every day. SkillFlow fits next to your main curriculum.
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How long does each lesson take?
About 15 minutes: enough to build a daily habit without taking over the day. The difficulty adjusts to how your child is doing.
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What age is SkillFlow for?
Children 6 and up. Lessons match your child's grade and adjust to their level as they go.
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Does my child need a tablet?
A tablet with a pen or stylus works best, such as an iPad with Apple Pencil or an Android tablet with a pen. A finger works too. Kids write and draw their answers right on the lesson, and SkillFlow reads their handwriting.
SkillFlow is a private family project. It's not open to new families.
Works best on a tablet with a pen or stylus — a finger works too.