Visual Lessons
See it. Hear it. Get it.
Free, interactive tools that show ideas instead of just telling them — with a friendly voice reading each step aloud. Great for exploring together, and every one works on a phone, tablet, or computer. Pick a tool to start.
See the math.
Numbers, operations, and algebra you can watch move — every step read aloud.
Numbers & counting
Operations
AdditionSee groups combine — with counters, blocks, and the number line.Open →SubtractionTake away and count back, step by step.Open →MultiplicationEqual groups and arrays make products finally click.Open →DivisionShare fairly and build equal groups.Open →FractionsSlice bars and circles into equal parts and compare them.Open →
Algebra & beyond
See the words.
Sounds, words, sentences, and stories you can build and hear — from first letters to the essay.
Phonics & reading foundations
Letter SoundsTap any letter to hear its name, its sound, and a picture word.Open →Blending & SegmentingSlide sounds together to read a word — /s/ /u/ /n/ → “sun”.Open →Word FamiliesSwap the first sound to make a whole family: cat, hat, mat, sat.Open →Rhyming WordsMatch words that end with the same sound and hear the rhyme.Open →Silent EAdd a silent E and watch the vowel say its name — cap → cape.Open →Vowel TeamsTwo vowels, one sound: ai, ea, oa, ee — hear each team.Open →Syllable BeatsClap words into beats — rab·bit — and hear each part.Open →Sight WordsPractice the tricky high-frequency words you can’t sound out.Open →
Vocabulary & word building
Compound WordsSnap two words together: sun + flower → sunflower.Open →ContractionsSqueeze two words into one — do not → don’t — with an apostrophe.Open →PluralsOne to many: -s, -es, y → ies, and tricky ones like mouse → mice.Open →Prefixes & SuffixesAdd un-, re-, -ful, -less and watch a word’s meaning change.Open →Greek & Latin RootsBuild big words from roots: photo + graph → photograph.Open →Synonyms & AntonymsSlide from cold to hot and explore shades of meaning.Open →HomophonesSame sound, different word: to, too, two — pick the right one.Open →Context CluesUse the words around a tricky word to figure out its meaning.Open →
Grammar & sentences
Parts of SpeechColor-code a sentence — noun, verb, adjective — and hear each word’s job.Open →Sentence BuilderDrag word tiles into a real sentence, with a capital and end mark.Open →Verb TensesSlide along a timeline: walk → walked → will walk.Open →Subject–Verb AgreementOne dog runs, two dogs run — make the verb match the subject.Open →Punctuation PowerThe same words as a statement, a question, or a shout — hear it change.Open →Sentence TypesJoin clauses with and, but, because → compound & complex sentences.Open →
Reading comprehension
Story MapChart characters, setting, problem, and solution.Open →Story SequencePut events in order: first, next, then, last.Open →Main Idea & DetailsFind the big idea and the details that hold it up.Open →Cause & EffectMatch what happened to why it happened.Open →Compare & ContrastSort what’s alike and different with a Venn diagram.Open →Inference & PredictionRead the clues, add what you know, and figure out the unsaid.Open →Point of ViewFirst, second, or third person — who is telling the story?Open →Text StructureSpot how a text is built: sequence, cause/effect, compare, problem/solution.Open →
Literary craft
Figurative LanguageFlip between the literal picture and the real meaning of a simile, metaphor, or idiom.Open →Plot MountainClimb the story arc: exposition, rising action, climax, resolution.Open →Tone & MoodChange the words and feel the mood shift.Open →Poetry LabCount syllables, mark a rhyme scheme, and hear the rhythm.Open →Theme & SymbolTell the plot from the message, and see what a symbol stands for.Open →CharacterizationLearn a character through speech, thoughts, actions, and looks.Open →
Writing & composition
Paragraph BuilderStack a paragraph: topic sentence, details, closing.Open →Essay & Thesis PlannerShape a thesis and outline an intro, body, and conclusion.Open →Transition WordsLink ideas with first, however, therefore, and finally.Open →Persuasive AppealsBuild an argument with ethos, pathos, and logos.Open →
More tools are on the way. Have a request? These are built to grow.