Course Library
How does the KidWiz Course Library work?
The Course Library gives ages 6-10 a subject, age, lesson, mini-quiz, and reward path with parent-readable progress.
KidWiz content is written for parent review first. It should never imply therapy, diagnosis, crisis support, free chat, hidden child profiling, or guaranteed learning outcomes.
What is included now?
The current Course Library includes 280 playable lesson paths across seven subjects. Each subject has 40 lessons, split across ages 6-7 and 8-10, with short story lines, highlighted questions, large answer buttons, mini quizzes, and rewards.
How does a child move through a course?
A child picks a subject and age level, opens a lesson, answers a two-question mini quiz, earns a star, and gets a next-lesson recommendation. Progress is saved on the device and can sync later when a parent signs in.
How should parents read progress?
Progress is intentionally simple: completed lessons, review needs, next focus, and recent activity. KidWiz does not present a complex school dashboard to children.
Is this a full 5-10 year platform yet?
No. The first Year-One curriculum loop is complete, but multi-year depth should come after real usage proof shows which lessons create completion, parent value, and repeat interest.