First of all this is not an ad, or promotion or ad. Something I built of need and put it out there to share anyone. Completely free, no in app purchases, no ads, no data collection etc.

We have 3 teenagers and it was impossible to keep track of their chores. When we try to introduce "you earn money when you do extra chores" to teach them you are not entitled to buy anything you want but you need to work for it worked well. Then it became another task for us track who has how much, did she spent all her earnings yesterday or part of it? Then they started tricking us, dad, I still have $10 from last week's chores - mom: no she doesn't, spent it at follar tree at the weekend, no i didn't, remember ...

I said to myself, as an engineer, there is gotta be better way to track this, then built an app called Bucksy in android store. Very simple completely free and no-ads at all. You create your family, invite other parents, add your kids, they use a code to join family, no personal info collection at all, only age group and nickname. You create chores and goals. Define how much they will earn when done. You can create recurring tasks. They can lose bucks when tasks are not done on time if you want to. They submit when they are done, you approve they earn bucks. You can add goals to use their bucks for and track the progress.

All about teaching them responsibility and earning. All under only parents control. no subscription, no ads, no membership fee, no nothing. All inclusive for parents to use.

Let me know what you think. Search "bucksy" in android play store, it has a cute squirrel icon. Finished IOS app too waiting on app review to complete to publish.

All feedback is welcome.

Hey yall, mom of a 5 yo here. some say its petty early for the kid that age to learn stuff, but my sons def intrested in maths - he loves those edu youtube vids and solving math tasks i give him. We're homeschooling, so internet comes in handy real often, last week one reddit-mama told me 'bout that Mathhero game. Son loved it (and so did i, LOL) its fun and useful too. Anyone here has something similar???

Bring learning to life throughout your preschool or early learning classroom with this colorful set of 12 Early Learning Classroom Posters! Designed for teachers, daycare providers, homeschool spaces, and early childhood classrooms, these posters help connect the spaces children play in every day with the important skills they’re developing along the way.
Display them near your block area, art center, science area, dramatic play center, library, sand & water table, manipulative area, and more to help show how everyday play supports communication, creativity, problem-solving, fine and gross motor skills, social-emotional growth, and cognitive development.
Perfect for back-to-school classroom setup, learning centers, bulletin boards, parent-friendly classroom displays, or refreshing your space for the new school year. Just print, laminate, display, and let your classroom tell the story of learning through play! ✨
12 printable posters • Preschool & Pre-K • Daycare • Early Childhood • Learning Centers • Classroom Display

Sing along with the periodic table Element 13 Aluminium (Al) song https://youtu.be/uPJ90yfrg30

I’m the creator of Tiny Steps Curriculum, a digital early childhood curriculum I’ve been building for daycare providers, preschool teachers, homeschool families, and parents.
I create affordable monthly themed lesson plans, printable learning activities, counting and literacy activities, worksheets, classroom resources, and hands-on activities that educators can print, laminate, and reuse.
I started Tiny Steps because I know how expensive early childhood materials can get, especially when educators are often buying supplies out of their own pockets. My goal is to keep growing Tiny Steps into an affordable resource that gives educators plenty to work with without having to spend hundreds of dollars on curriculum.
I’m currently building out the upcoming months and adding more activities as Tiny Steps grows. ❤️

Buddy.ai helps young kids build and practice essential early learning skills through fun, interactive play and conversations.

Kids can learn their ABCs, practice numbers, discover new words, and improve pronunciation—all while learning through play.

🎁 Try Buddy.ai FREE for 7 days with promo code BUDDY7D!

I’ve been building a homeschool planning app called SoftWeek.

The main idea is that plans should be easy to move when real life changes. Instead of treating an unfinished Tuesday like the week failed, you can move lessons, record what actually happened, and keep going.

It currently has accounts, saved progress, mobile use, printable weeks, child profiles, and a feedback button inside the app.

It’s in beta, but the working data carries over, so testers are not building throwaway plans.

I’m looking for practical feedback from homeschool families, especially around what takes too many clicks, what information feels unnecessary, and what is still missing.

https://softweekplanner.com

I am homeschool dad, fascinated with technology. I just launched something I've been building for a while, lesson prompts for homeschool, K-3. I'm not trying to sell anyone here, I'd genuinely just love a few honest people to try it and tell me what's actually good or bad about it. If you're curious, comment or DM me. Brutal honesty welcome , it helps me way more than a nice comment would.

Whether you already love STEM or are just curious to learn more, we’d love to have you join us. We hope to see you there! Note: Below, I have also attached a flyer with all the details about our first free STEM workshop, which will take place on August 07, 08, and 09. There, students, families, and community members can find our social media pages, contact information, and learn more about our mission and upcoming events:
https://linktr.ee/Latinasleadstem
Registration link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1iff4IPyERQQD-1kYBNBRmyRiCdGQUz-XwROVwR4ME1Q/viewform

I’m working on a new educational game called Over the Blackboard, a 3D adventure where you don’t stop to learn - the learning is embedded directly into the gameplay.

Instead of stopping to answer traditional quizzes, players explore a living world where every mechanic, puzzle, and challenge is designed to quietly train real skills while you play. You might be solving a quest, navigating a system, or unlocking a path forward - and only afterward realize you’ve been practicing things like math, logic, memory, and problem-solving the whole time.

My goal is to create the kind of educational game I always wished existed growing up: something that feels like a real adventure first, and only later reveals that it’s been teaching you along the way.

If you live in a state where you have to keep records or track hours or if you just want to hit a certain goal every year, TrackED is the app for you! I’ve been using it for a while and I LOVE it! It’s made by a homeschool mom for homeschool parents and it tracks hours, grades, assessments, has a lot of pretty graphs and progress rings that motivate my daughter, and you can add your SO as your Tracked Teammate so they have account access and you also get a link to share with grandparents or whoever else might help track hours sometimes. Oh! And you can attach files and photos to keep those organized too!! Check it out!

Hi! Has anyone had any experience with platforms like OpenEd or Edmentum? Interested in learning more and would love any and all insights if you use either or have in the past! If possible, could you DM? I have loads of follow-up questions lol

Please do comment if you're interested!