Early Elementary · 5–8 years
Early Elementary Squad
Reading takes off. So does independence. Real projects, real math, real tools.
Time it takes
Two focused hours a day plus lane time
Two-hour mornings of core skills (reading, writing, math) through projects, afternoons for your lane, one pod day, one field-work day.
What we promise
- Reading and writing through real projects
- Math you can touch: money, measuring, building
- Science labs with real tools
- Lanes: athlete, builder, healer, creator, naturalist
Nourish & rest, included
Fuel for focus: breakfasts that last, lunches kids pack themselves, and sport-day eating.
9–12 hours a night
Every week you get
A project brief with a real audience
Daily reading and writing that serve the project
Math you can touch: money, measuring, data
A science lab with real tools
Pod day with jobs and a showcase
Field work with an interview or observation task
A sample month, in your lane
Early Elementary · 5–8 years
Early Elementary Squad
Reading takes off. So does independence. Real projects, real math, real tools.
How a week is shaped
Two-hour mornings of core skills (reading, writing, math) through projects, afternoons for your lane, one pod day, one field-work day.
Time: Two focused hours a day plus lane time
Every week you get
- A project brief with a real audience
- Daily reading and writing that serve the project
- Math you can touch: money, measuring, data
- A science lab with real tools
- Pod day with jobs and a showcase
- Field work with an interview or observation task
🥄 Nourish at this stage
Fuel for focus: breakfasts that last, lunches kids pack themselves, and sport-day eating.
Pick a lane to see the tilt
🧭 Explorer in the Early Elementary Squad: Balanced projects; we track which ones your kid extends on their own.
A sample month (weeks 1–5)
Week 1
The Lemonade Company
Costs, prices, and profit
- Recipe math and unit costs
- Write the pitch and the sign
- Customer interviews
- Pod day: the stand opens
Week 2
Neighborhood Naturalists
Field guide to our block
- Observation journal with labeled sketches
- Read two nonfiction texts, write one entry
- Data: tally the birds, graph the week
- Field work: a park ranger interview
- unlocks the weekend before
Week 3
Machines That Move
Levers, wheels, and ramps
- unlocks the weekend before
Week 4
Story Studio
Write a book with chapters
- unlocks the weekend before
Week 5
Water Watchers
Where does our water go?
How each lane tilts the Early Elementary Squad
🧭
Explorer
Balanced projects; we track which ones your kid extends on their own.
⚽
Athlete
Sports science projects, daily training blocks, and a schedule that flexes for practice and travel.
🔧
Builder
Engineering briefs, coding basics, and a maker space day.
🩺
Healer
Human body, first aid, and helping projects; a shadow day with a helper.
🎨
Creator
Studio time daily: writing, music, art with real critique.
🌿
Naturalist
Field work twice a week; a long-term nature study.
Nourish at this stage
- • The breakfast formula for a two-hour morning
- • Kids pack their own lunch (a real job)
- • Hydration and the water bottle habit
- • Eating around practices and games
- • Cooking one dinner a week
Educational guidance, not medical advice. Your pediatrician or a registered dietitian knows your child.
Rest at this stage
- • 9–12 hours a night
- • Morning light and movement before academics
- • Devices out of bedrooms
Ready for the Early Elementary Squad?
$99/month per child · siblings 25% off · first 14 days free · 30-day guarantee