The days you're teaching.
Open the app, the right next lesson is already waiting, built around exactly what your child needs next. No Sunday-night prep, no scrambling for materials.
For part-time homeschoolers
Some days you teach. Some days a nanny, a grandparent, an au pair. Some days a tutor or an online class. The hard part isn't any one lesson, it's making sure none of them contradict, repeat, or drop the thread. LearnSpark is the bridge that keeps every teacher on the same page.
Every lesson ready to teach · Works with the curriculum you already useK–8 (ages 4–14)

You're the only memory in the room
You some days, a nanny or grandparent others, a tutor on Wednesdays — every session feeds one mastery profile, so nothing repeats and nothing drops between teachers.
The pitch
You're not a full-time homeschooler, you don't want to build a whole curriculum from scratch or carry every lesson alone. You're also not just supplementing. your child's learning genuinely lives across multiple people, and you're the one keeping it coherent.
That coordination work is invisible and exhausting. "Did the tutor cover fractions already?" "What did Grandma do on Tuesday?" "Why is the online class repeating what we did last week?" LearnSpark is built for exactly that gap, one plan, shared by everyone teaching your child, sharpening from every session no matter who ran it.
See what any teacher opens
Pick an age, subject, and theme — this is the scripted, ready-to-teach lesson whoever's in the room opens, so a caregiver with zero teaching experience can run it well.
Pick an age, subject and theme, the lesson below reshapes itself as you change them.
Today's lesson
Reading · Literal Comprehension
30 min
In this lesson, your child becomes a detective in an enchanted forest, searching a short passage for clues. The goal is to find the key details — the who, what, where, and when — that unlock the meaning of the story.
Setup & materials
LearnSpark generates a short 4-sentence forest tale for today's lesson — print it or copy it onto paper and lay it on a cushion or folded blanket to make a small 'reading nook in the forest.' Set a bowl beside it as the clue basket your child drops paper 'clue tokens' into as each fact is found.
Mostly household stuff. No shopping run required.
Learning outcomes
Why it matters
Your child is moving from learning-to-read to reading-to-learn. Finding the basic facts in a text is the first step to understanding everything else, from storybooks to science homework. It's the floor on which all other reading skills are built.
After the lesson
Tell LearnSpark how it went
The right next lesson
When you tell LearnSpark how today went, the context gets written, so the next lesson you generate is the right next one for your child.
Today clicked on literal comprehension, a little stretch, a clean finish. That's the right level. LearnSpark will keep stacking the next skill on top tomorrow, same pace, same fit.
Setup takes 2 minutes.
The bridge
LearnSpark sits between all the people teaching your child and the next lesson any of them will run. Context goes in, coherence comes out.
What goes in
You
The lessons you run at home.
Nanny / au pair / grandparent
Following the script LearnSpark hands them.
Private tutor
A quick log of what they covered each session.
Online classes & co-op
What was taught, what landed, what didn't.
Mastery profile
One source of truth
What comes out
The right next lesson
Always picks up where the last teacher, anyone, left off.
A live mastery profile
One read on where your child actually is, across every teacher.
Shareable handoff summary
Send your tutor or caregiver exactly what's been covered and what's next.
Four collaborators, one playbook
The script tells them what to do and what to say. The mastery profile remembers what just happened. The next session, yours or theirs, knows about it.
Open the app, the right next lesson is already waiting, built around exactly what your child needs next. No Sunday-night prep, no scrambling for materials.
They're not a teacher and they don't need to be. LearnSpark hands them the plan, the script, and the materials. They follow it, tap how it went, and the next lesson sharpens around what landed.
Share a one-page summary of what's been covered and what's next. They keep their own style and materials; LearnSpark sequences around what they did so you don't double-teach or leave gaps.
Log what the class covered in a sentence. LearnSpark folds it into the mastery profile and adjusts the lessons you run at home, so home time builds on the class instead of fighting it.
The workflow
Age, level, interests, what subjects you're focusing on. That profile follows them across every teacher.
You, the nanny, Grandma, the au pair. The plan, the script, and the materials are already there.
30 seconds. The mastery profile updates immediately, for everyone teaching this child.
Log what the tutor or online class covered. LearnSpark folds it in and re-sequences home lessons around it.
“I work three days a week. Our au pair runs lessons on the other two, and we have a math tutor on Wednesdays. LearnSpark is the only reason any of that holds together. We finally stopped repeating fractions.”
What you get
One curriculum, one mastery profile, however many adults are teaching your child this week.
What to do and what to say, step by step, so a caregiver with zero teaching experience can teach the lesson well.
Log what a tutor or class covered. LearnSpark adjusts what comes next so home time builds on it, not over it.
Gaps surface no matter which teacher is in the room, and the next lesson, whoever runs it, targets them.
Send your tutor, nanny, or grandparent exactly what was covered, what was mastered, and what's next. No long messages.
Lessons map to grade-level standards (US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, India, Nepal) so all this coordinated work still counts.
FAQ
In a free 20-minute setup call we'll set up your account, build your child's first lesson together, and you'll leave already teaching — not with homework.