My Recent Reviews

• NR

  Nandini Reddy

  August 29, 2026

  Social-Emotional Learning: Emotions, Friendship & Problem Solving

  Our 9-year-old looked forward to each session and would talk about the friendship scenarios and problem-solving exercises afterwards. The combination of interactive activities and videos kept things fresh, and the single weekly 55-minute lesson was a good length for maintaining focus. Happy we found a supportive course that introduces mindfulness and social skills in an age-appropriate way.

• NR

  Nandini Reddy

  August 2, 2026

  Minecraft Science Club: Hands-On Experiments for Grades 2-4

  I appreciated the focus on making predictions and observing results and the plant-growth experiment looked promising, but some weeks felt tight to complete all hands-on steps in one session. A mild caveat: this felt like a better fit if you can allow extra time at home.

• NR

  Nandini Reddy

  July 25, 2026

  Alice's Adventures in Wonderland: Guided Book Study

  Well organized and imaginative—my child especially loved the themed tea party at the end of the course.

• NR

  Nandini Reddy

  July 16, 2026

  Understanding and Managing Anger: Teen Lesson

  The pacing felt right across four weeks, with each 55-minute lesson covering triggers and management techniques in a way my 16-year-old could follow.

• NR

  Nandini Reddy

  July 3, 2026

  Media Literacy for Kids: Advertising, Brands and Self-Image

  The content about brands and distinguishing facts from opinions was useful, but I felt parts of the course were a little basic for my child's level and could use more variety.

• NR

  Nandini Reddy

  July 3, 2026

  Introduction to Latin — Latin for Children Primer B (Ch. 23–32)

  There are useful explanations of irregular conjugations and classical pronunciation, but the pacing between the once-weekly 75-minute lessons felt uneven for us — sometimes too fast, sometimes too slow.