kidslearn — where kids fall in love with learning

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- Happy Learners
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- Courses
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- Languages & Skills
Pick languages, subjects and skills for each child — they learn through stories and quizzes, you watch them grow.
Programs kids actually ask for
The catalog grows all the time — from heritage languages to coding.
Learn French
Canada's other official language, from first words up. Ages 6–10 · Beginner friendly.
LanguagePopularMathematics
Grades 1–6, matched to the school curriculum.
AcademicCoding for Kids
Blocks to real code, one game at a time. Ages 8+.
SkillNew
How it works
- 1
You choose
Add each child and pick their programs — different kids, different paths.
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They learn
Videos, stories, practice and quizzes — with points and badges along the way.
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You watch them grow
Progress, quiz scores and screen-time — all in your parent dashboard.
A learning app that grows with each child
Built for young learners
Foundational skills in reading, writing, languages and math — taught through short videos, stories and interactive practice, not worksheets.
Joyful and engaging
Points, streaks and badges turn practice into play — kids explore books, videos and quizzes at their own pace.
Safe by design
Parents own every account. No ads, no chat with strangers, no email needed for kids — just a Student ID and PIN.
A path that grows with them
Each child follows their own personalized path — the next lesson is always recommended from what they just learned.
What families are saying
My two kids learn completely different things — one is doing French and actually using it at school now, the other is obsessed with the math quizzes. I set it up once and just check the weekly report.
Sarah O.Parent of two · TorontoThe screen-time limits sold me. My son gets his 45 minutes, earns his points, and the app winds down on its own. No arguments — and I can see exactly what he practised.
David M.Parent · Vancouver
The latest from kidslearn
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Healthy screen time: a practical framework for learning at home
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Why kids who speak their family language do better in school
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- article photoProduct news
New this month: coding courses and read-along stories
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Frequently asked questions
Yes — every child's first lesson in any program is free, with no ads. Families can then choose a plan that covers all children on one account.