For schools, early learning programs & community organizations
Connecting Learning at School and Home
Learning works best when school and home work together. Choose the solution that fits your program—each can be explored on its own.
Two solutions. One purposeful approach.
Whether you support children before kindergarten or throughout the elementary years, pick the solution built around your program’s stage and goals.
Early Learning Library
Build early literacy, language, and foundational learning through meaningful book experiences—while encouraging families to keep reading at home.
- Designed for birth–5 and Pre-K
- Human-narrated children’s books
- Shared reading and family engagement
- Foundational skills and kindergarten readiness
Classroom K–5
Bring reading and math together to complement instruction, support different learning needs, and keep learning going beyond the school day.
- Designed for Kindergarten through Grade 5
- Reading and math in one solution
- Resources that complement classroom instruction
- Opportunities for learning at home
Not sure which is right for your organization? Tell us what you’re working toward.
How Classroom Solution connects school and home
Teachers guide the learning
Educators select, recommend, or assign reading and learning resources that support classroom goals.
Children read, explore, and practice
Children engage with books and activities suited to their stage, interests, and needs.
Families continue the experience at home
Parents and caregivers revisit resources, read together, practice skills, and talk about what they’re learning.
Learning becomes a shared effort
Teachers and families get a practical way to support a child across school and home.
See it in action
Watch the Classroom Solution introduction
A short overview of Smart Kidz Club’s Classroom Solution for organizations, educators, and families.
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Built for organizations serving children
Our team can help you find the solution that fits your age group, learning priorities, and community.
Schools & districts
Complement elementary instruction and support learning across school and home.
Early learning programs
Support language-rich experiences, shared reading, and readiness for kindergarten.
Libraries & nonprofits
Extend access to purposeful learning resources for children and families.
Community initiatives
Explore practical ways to bring learning opportunities to your community.
Technology that supports learning, not distraction
Smart Kidz Club was built around one idea: technology should bring children closer to learning—not compete with it. Children’s resources are designed without harmful advertising or distracting videos, so the focus stays on books, skills, and conversation.
- Educators guide learning and monitor engagement
- Families are learning partners, not spectators
- Offline access for supported settings
- Read-aloud and text highlighting for different learners
Let’s start a conversation
Tell us about the learners you support
Share a little about your organization and goals. We’ll help you find the most relevant solution and next steps.
- Find the best-fit solution
- Discuss your program’s needs
- Explore a product demonstration
Questions before you get started?
Which solution is right for us?
Early Learning Library serves children from birth to five (Pre-K). Classroom K–5 serves Kindergarten through Grade 5 with both Reading and Math. Many organizations explore both.
Who can use these solutions?
Schools, districts, educators, early learning centers, childcare programs, libraries, nonprofits, after-school programs, and community organizations.
Can children continue learning at home?
Yes. Both solutions are designed to connect classroom learning with home learning, and your organization can help families access resources beyond program hours.
Can teachers assign resources?
Yes. Educators can recommend and assign books, and review reading activity and engagement.
Does it work offline?
Books and resources can be downloaded for offline use. Confirm device compatibility and access requirements with Smart Kidz Club for your setting.
How do we get started?
Contact Smart Kidz Club to discuss your learners, priorities, and the number of classrooms or families you serve. The team will help you plan an approach.
Can teachers track student reading activity and progress?
Yes. Teachers can monitor individual student and class-wide reading activity, including books read, time spent reading, reading levels, book categories, and completion of assigned books. Educators can view overall class engagement as well as detailed progress for each student. Teachers can also monitor the class leaderboard, where Smart Coins earned through app activity and engagement recognize student participation and encourage reading.
More answers are on each solution page: Early Learning FAQ · K–5 FAQ