Which subjects does DadSchool cover?

Mathematics, Science, English Language Arts, Spelling, History & Social Studies, Computer Science, Russian, and Arts.

What grade levels are covered?

The listed topics and examples cover grades 1–5.

How does the math practice work?

Children tap, drag, and build with visual tools such as ten-frames, base-ten blocks, fraction bars, and clocks.

How does spelling practice work?

Children look at a picture, hear the word, and tap out its letters. The site says every letter gets checked.

How do children earn rewards?

Children ace tests, earn gems, and then spend their points on games or parent-approved videos.

How are video rewards controlled?

Parents curate every video in the library. The site states that one point equals one minute of watching.

How do game rewards work?

The site states that one point equals one minute of play, and points are spent only once play starts.

Dad School

Short lessons first, then the fun bit

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Launched: Nov 1, 2026
Website: dadschool.yuriystasyuk.com
Pricing: Free
Platforms: Web

Dad School is a calm little learn-then-play app: a short lesson first, then the game-y bit. Free math and spelling demos run in the browser with no account and no email. It is for families who want a bit of structure without turning the living room into a lecture hall. Built by a dad who needed something that worked on a phone between dinner and bedtime. Not a full curriculum — just small daily bites that are actually free to try.

What Dad School does

Eight elementary subjects: Covers Mathematics, Science, English Language Arts, Spelling, History & Social Studies, Computer Science, Russian, and Arts.
Interactive math practice: Children can tap, drag, and build with ten-frames, base-ten blocks, fraction bars, clocks, and other visual tools.
Audio spelling practice: Children look at a picture, hear the word, and tap out its letters, with every letter checked.
Tests and achievements: Children can take tests, unlock achievements, and earn gems through their learning progress.
Parent-approved rewards: Earned points can be exchanged for games or for watching videos selected and curated by parents.

Who it's for

Children in grades 1–5 learning at home, and parents managing their learning and rewards.

Why people use Dad School

Families need structured practice across multiple elementary-school subjects in a home-learning setting.

DadSchool combines topic-based lessons and interactive practice with tests, achievements, and parent-controlled rewards.

The site combines eight elementary subjects with an earn-and-spend reward system: children use points for games or videos chosen by parents.

Pricing

Dad School is free to use.

Platforms

Dad School runs on Web.

Dad School FAQ

Which subjects does DadSchool cover?: Mathematics, Science, English Language Arts, Spelling, History & Social Studies, Computer Science, Russian, and Arts.
What grade levels are covered?: The listed topics and examples cover grades 1–5.
How does the math practice work?: Children tap, drag, and build with visual tools such as ten-frames, base-ten blocks, fraction bars, and clocks.
How does spelling practice work?: Children look at a picture, hear the word, and tap out its letters. The site says every letter gets checked.
How do children earn rewards?: Children ace tests, earn gems, and then spend their points on games or parent-approved videos.
How are video rewards controlled?: Parents curate every video in the library. The site states that one point equals one minute of watching.
How do game rewards work?: The site states that one point equals one minute of play, and points are spent only once play starts.

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