Twenty quiet minutes. A pencil. The right math, every week.
A weekly math curriculum placed to your child's level — and reshaped every week by how the last one actually went. Printed at your kitchen table. No app. No login. Nothing to charge.
Every family's math help drifts the same way.
A workbook that's half the right level. A tablet app that turns into a negotiation about the tablet. A folder of printouts from eleven different websites, none of which know what Tuesday should be. The problem was never effort — yours or your kid's. It's that nobody is deciding what this week's twenty minutes should be. That's the job we took.
Three moves. One is yours, and it takes two minutes.
The packet arrives.
Five sheets land in your inbox, placed to your child's level from a short starting quiz. Print, clip, done — the week is already decided.
Twenty minutes a day.
One sheet a day, built for a pencil: big type, honest margins, room in the grid to show thinking. No timer, no streak to protect.
A two-minute check-in.
Tap through each skill: smooth, bumpy, or skipped. That's all we ask of you — and it's what next week is built from.
"What comes back easy rotates out on a review schedule. What comes back shaky returns next week — wearing a different outfit."
This is a real packet, not a mockup.
A complete Grade 3 week: five daily sheets, a word-problem page, and the parent pages — answer keys plus a short note on what the week is building and what happens if a day comes back bumpy.
Every answer key is computed, then re-checked by machine, before it's typeset. Not because someone proofread carefully — because arithmetic is the one subject where correctness can be proved, and we built the proof into the printer. A wrong answer key teaches a kid the wrong thing with total confidence. Ours can't.
Paper is slower, and that's the feature. No notifications live there. Work shown in the margins is thinking you can actually see — and a finished packet on the fridge beats a progress bar every time.
- — A placed, adaptive weekly packet, every Sunday
- — Parent pages with keys and a plain-English note
- — Additional children 50% off
- — Cancel anytime · first packet free
We're placing our founding families now. We ask for a grade and your email — nothing else about your child.
Fair questions, straight answers.
Is there really no screen for my kid?
None. Your child touches paper and a pencil. The only screen time is yours: printing on Sunday and a two-minute check-in on Friday.
What if the level is wrong — too easy or too hard?
That's what the loop is for. The starting quiz places them; the weekly check-in corrects the placement continuously. "Bumpy" skills return re-framed; "smooth" skills rotate to a spaced-review schedule instead of vanishing.
How long does it actually take?
About twenty minutes a day, five days a week. Sheets are sized so an on-level kid finishes in one sitting — this is a rhythm, not a marathon.
What's on the parent pages?
Full answer keys for the week and a short plain-English note: what the week builds, and what we'll do next week if a day came back rough. You'll never grade blind.
What do you collect about my child?
A grade level and how the weeks go — that's the whole file. No name required, no photos, no account for the kid, nothing sold to anyone, ever.
Can I cancel?
Anytime, in one click, and access runs to the end of the paid month. The first packet is free, so you'll know what you're buying before you buy it.