Early access · adaptive K–12 learning

Every subject.
Every age.
One curious subscription.

Lumenleaf is an adaptive K–12 learning platform — math, reading, science, coding, STEM projects, logic, social-emotional, and stories — paced for the child you have, not the grade on their birth certificate.

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§ Every subject

One platform. Every subject, taught the way that age learns it.

Five active quests — Math, Reading, ESL, Coding, and weekly STEM — plus more subjects coming. Each talks to the others: a coding quest reinforces math, a STEM experiment opens a science question. One subscription, no siloed apps.

01
Math
Number sense before speed — adaptive arithmetic for ages 5–11 that drops to an easier tier on a wrong answer, not out of the lesson.

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02
Reading
Phonics builds sounds into words; comprehension turns words into meaning — ten age-banded lessons from early readers to grade 3.

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03
ESL
Practical everyday English for all ages — three starter paths for young learners, teenagers, and adults. Where you are, not where a test expects you to be.

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04
Coding
Block → text on a continuum — drag blocks into sequences, then earn your way toward real code. Ages 7–13, no prior experience needed.

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05
STEM projects
One hands-on family experiment a week — kid steps, an adult-supervision note, and a printable supply list. Kitchen table, no kit box needed.

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06
Science
Hands-on labs and a science notebook, not a 90-minute slideshow.
07
Logic & puzzles
Reasoning quests that sharpen problem-solving transfer — not just speed.
08
Social-emotional
Feelings, friendship, and resilience, taught in ways that meet the child where they are.
09
Stories
Daily read-alouds and chapter quests that turn reading into an everyday habit.

§ Everyday moments

A four-moment family story — what an hour looks like.

The panels below are sample illustrations of how families use Lumenleaf at home — paint the alphabet on a Sunday morning, run a kitchen-table experiment, work a coding quest after school, and curl up with a book before bed. Real sessions vary by kid, by day, and by how much an adult sits alongside.

Illustrative — not a real outcome.

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    Illustration: a child finger-painting big block letters onto a paper wall

    Finger-paint the alphabet

    A child finger-paints the alphabet on a paper wall — vowels, shapes, and a few painted names. Big motor, small muscles, no worksheet yet.

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    Illustration: a parent and child at a kitchen table, doing a simple experiment with a beaker and a notebook

    Kitchen-table STEM

    A parent and child run a simple kitchen-table experiment — beaker, notebook, one small discovery and a question to chase next week.

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    Illustration: a teen at a desk working through a coding quest, with block tags and code lines on the screen

    A teen's coding quest

    A teen at a coding quest — block tags then real code lines, headphones on, marching through one quest at a time on their own schedule.

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    Illustration: a child reading on cushions under a lamp

    A quiet reading nook

    A child curled up under a lamp with a book — quiet, calm, on the child’s own schedule, a half-hour that counts as the day’s reading.

§ How a lesson feels

A four-step growth story — what a session looks like.

Every panel below is a sample lesson arc. The storyboard is illustrative — real progress varies by kid, day, and how adult-supervised the activity was.

Illustrative — not a real outcome.

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    Pick a lesson

    Math, reading, coding, or a weekly STEM project — the parent picks the branch that fits today.

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    Try the first question

    A wrong answer drops the next one to an easier tier — the kid stays in the flow, never blocked.

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    Earn a sticker

    Finish a lesson, surface a growth badge — small wins stack up so a 7-year-old keeps coming back.

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    See your report

    A parent-facing progress report shows the lesson, the accuracy, and what to revisit next.

§ Try Free Preview

Ten days to find your child's best three subjects.

Start with no card, choose up to three subjects for full access, and keep a sample lesson available in every other subject. After the preview, choose a package, one subject at $3/month, or apply for the first-10 beta.

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No card required. Nothing renews unless you choose a paid path.

§ Pick the age

Which age are we tailoring this for?

Pick an age band — we’ll pre-fill the free signup so the lessons meet your child on a first day that feels right, not a curriculum mismatch.

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Starting free · Grades 3–5 · no card, no upsell

Illustration: a seedling growing into a sapling, then a tree — a visible growth arc across the year