For schools, teachers and homeschool
Homework help
When homework comes home in a way you were never taught, pick the skill and hand over a story. It teaches the idea and acts out the mistakes. You get one question to ask at dinner.
Homeschool
Choose stories that fit the week you already planned, and keep a record of what your child worked through and where they got stuck.
Classroom
The wrong turns are built for the conversation you want to have: why did Kofi miss the ferry? No student accounts, no student data.
Schools and programs
We’re choosing a small group of pilot partners for 2027: schools, homeschool co-ops, after-school programs, libraries and literacy nonprofits. Tell us who your children are and what they’re working on.
Researchers and specialists: how the AI is kept teaching the right thing, and how to help build the context.
Authors
We’re looking for authors whose books should be stories children can step inside.
We’re opening Storyframe a few families, teachers and programs at a time. Tell us who you are, and we’ll write once, when it’s your turn.
The Ferry Clock
The end. Here’s the note a parent gets.
What we noticed
Ask at dinner
“What does the short hand tell you?”
Try at home
At a few moments today, ask “what time is it?” at o’clock and half past. Let your child set a toy clock (or draw one) for bedtime and dinner time.