Mastery you can see
Every subject is a tree, not a grade. Branches open when a child demonstrates understanding in conversation, and both of you can see exactly what has been earned and what is next.
Because learning isn't one thing.
A child who notices carefully and a child who argues well are both learning, in different directions. Four separate currencies keep one from hiding the other.
Observation
Earned by looking closely and describing what is actually there.
Inquiry
Earned by asking the next question, especially the awkward one.
Creation
Earned by making something: a drawing, a model, a game of their own.
Reflection
Earned by saying what changed in their thinking, and why.
XP is earned through understanding, never through minutes on the app.
Many branches, one tree.
Children pick the branch. A child who loves botany can go deep while a sibling follows astronomy or apologetics, and neither is behind.
Seven subjects, one record
Every subject is built on the same four XP types and the same mastery tiers, so a child's record stays one continuous thing from the first look at a leaf to a defended argument.
Hidden in the heart, then tested.
Every day the Bible tree carries a verse to memorize. The child hears it read aloud as often as they like, then takes it as a test: blanks in the verse, real words to choose from, and the most XP for getting it right from memory on the first try.
Real practice, not time on app.
A child who idles gains nothing. XP comes from a demonstrated answer, a completed activity, a created thing, or a reflection at the end of a session. The tree is the honest picture of what they can do.
See a child's profile →
Plant a seedling with your family
One conversation is enough to open the first branch.
