Learning & Education · A semester, built at home
Eighteen weeks for an eight-year-old, home for the spring
An eight-year-old home for the spring semester, two working parents, no teacher in the house. Eighteen weeks, built to be run by someone with a job.
The brief, verbatim
My eight-year-old is home with us for the spring semester and I am not a teacher. Build the full semester: a week-by-week curriculum across reading, writing, math, and science, plus one wildcard subject she picked herself (oceans), the materials list, a daily rhythm that a working parent can actually run, a math practice app pitched exactly at her level so practice isn't a fight, and honest ways for me to check she's on grade level at weeks six, twelve, and eighteen.
What the room did
The 34-page semester book: week by week across reading, writing, math, and science, with oceans — her pick — threaded through the whole thing. The materials list and the daily rhythm ship beside it, with honest grade-level checkpoints at weeks six, twelve, and eighteen. Her math practice app runs live in the case, pitched exactly at her level so practice isn't a fight.
The deliverable
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You have a semester to run at home. Brief the studio in plain English and watch a room of specialists build it.
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