Grades 1–3. Our most useful guides for this age, grouped by topic.
241guides for this age
The three guides we would read first at this age.
14 topics have guides for this age.
Guides for when school gets hard at this age.
Art, music & makingNew
Decision guide6 min readAges 6–14
Wellbeing & friendshipsNew
Decision guide6 min readAges 5–12
Test prep & study skillsNew
Decision guide6 min readAges 7–15
Reading & writingNew
Explainer6 min readAges 6–10
Choosing classes & campsNew
Decision guide6 min readAges 5–14
Art, music & makingNew
How-to6 min readAges 8–13
Art, music & makingNew
Decision guide6 min readAges 5–12
Coding, AI & game designNew
Decision guide6 min readAges 6–12
Test prep & study skillsNew
Decision guide6 min readAges 8–17
Art, music & makingNew
Decision guide6 min readAges 6–14
Art, music & makingNew
Decision guide6 min readAges 4–6
Art, music & makingNew
Comparison6 min readAges 5–12
Wellbeing & friendshipsNew
Decision guide6 min readAges 5–12
Life skills & languagesNew
How-to6 min readAges 3–10
Test prep & study skillsNew
Decision guide6 min readAges 7–15
Test prep & study skillsNew
Decision guide6 min readAges 5–10
Test prep & study skillsNew
How-to6 min readAges 6–17
ADHD & learning differencesNew
Decision guide7 min readAges 5–12
Reading & writingNew
Explainer6 min readAges 6–10
HomeschoolingNew
How-to6 min readAges 5–14
HomeschoolingNew
Decision guide6 min readAges 5–17
Coding, AI & game designNew
Decision guide6 min readAges 8–17
Compare programs & platformsNew
Comparison7 min readAges 7–17
Compare programs & platformsNew
Comparison6 min readAges 6–12
Compare programs & platformsNew
Comparison6 min readAges 6–14
Compare programs & platformsNew
Comparison6 min readAges 8–14
Compare programs & platformsNew
Comparison6 min readAges 6–14
Compare programs & platformsNew
Comparison6 min readAges 7–12
Small-group classes for ages 6–8.
Sonia K.
A 1-week bootcamp of four 45-minute classes that builds the logic and reasoning skills used on gifted program screening tests. Learners team up on original patt…
Mixed Level
Level
7–10
Ages
45 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Tapati N.
A one-time 45-minute class where young learners try fun original puzzles in the style of the CogAT and other gifted and talented tests. Children practice verbal…
Beginner
Level
6–9
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Tapati N.
A weekly puzzle club for ages 6 to 8 that builds the reasoning skills used on gifted and talented screening tests. Through a 4-week rotating cycle of picture pa…
Mixed Level
Level
6–8
Ages
40 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Ongoing
Weeks
Shreya R.
A playful weekly club where children aged 6–9 invent characters and magical worlds, then watch a teacher-guided AI tool help bring them to life as pictures and…
Beginner
Level
6–9
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Ongoing
Weeks
A consistent routine can help, but match duration and text to skill and avoid making reading a punishment.Read the guide: Help a Reluctant Reader
Short, frequent practice—often five to ten focused minutes—is usually more sustainable than long drills.Read the guide: Learn Multiplication Facts
Some can, but it is rarely necessary. Visual and unplugged tools often let younger children focus on ideas instead of punctuation and keyboard friction.Read the guide: Coding by Age
Start from the school-day wake time, count back the hours of sleep your child needs, then add 15 to 30 minutes to fall asleep. That is lights-out.Read the guide: How to Build a Healthy Sleep Routine for School-Age Kids
Many preschoolers can do simple ones like "smell the flower, blow out the candle." Counted exercises like box breathing usually click better around age 7 or 8.Read the guide: Calming Breathing Exercises for Kids