Kiwi Tutor

Practice for homeschool families, at each kid's own level

One account for every kid. Math, Spanish, Science and Geography adjust to exactly where each kid is, every wrong answer shows how to solve it, and you get a record of what each one has actually practiced. $10/mo covers the whole family, up to 5 kids.

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Next to the curriculum you already use

Kiwi Tutor is not a curriculum. It is the practice part of the day: a short set of questions that gets a little harder after a few right answers and eases back after a couple of misses, so it stays useful whether your kid is ahead of the book or still working on last month's chapter. Use it after a lesson, on a light day, or in the car.

What each kid gets

What you get as the parent

Free for homeschool days, no account needed

Free covers addition, subtraction, multiplication and division for up to 2 kids. The family plan ($10/mo) unlocks every subject for up to 5 kids, one price whatever their grades, and you can cancel any time. See the plans ->

Common questions

Is Kiwi Tutor a full homeschool curriculum?
No. It does not teach new lessons from scratch. It is the daily practice that sits next to whatever curriculum you use: each kid gets questions at their own level, a worked explanation when they miss one, and missed topics come back until they stick.

Can I use it for all of my kids?
Yes. One account covers up to 5 kids on the family plan ($10/mo), and each kid has their own level in every topic, so siblings in different grades never share a level. The free plan covers addition, subtraction, multiplication and division for up to 2 kids.

Does it help with homeschool records?
Each kid has a progress report you can print or save as a PDF: accuracy by topic, practice days and time spent, for every subject. What your state asks you to keep varies, so check its rules, but the report is a dated record of the practice your kids did.

What ages is it for?
Elementary age, about 1st to 5th grade. A short placement quiz finds where each kid should start, so a kid who is ahead or behind lands somewhere that fits.

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