QuestHouse · Curriculum & features

Make learning feel like a Quest.

Explore family learning, reading, and practice tools. Children complete their Quests; you review, approve, and reward the effort.

01Grades 4–12 · Family learning

Grade templates

Start with a grade-level plan across math, English and writing, or reading. Review and edit the Quests before anything is assigned.

See grade templates in the summer school plan

QuestHouse Summer School Plans catalog for grades 4–12, with math, English and writing, and reading subjects — Math · English / Writing · ReadingExample data

Built around your say-so

Five ways to get started.
One parent in the loop.

Start with a template, a book, or a practice plan. Your family learning stays yours to shape. Schools have their own space for organizing cohorts and records.

02Parent-curated resource browser

Khan Academy

Browse subjects and topics, then assign a direct Khan Academy resource link as a Quest. Your child opens the lesson there and marks the Quest done for you to review.

QuestHouse does not sync Khan Academy progress and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Khan Academy.

QuestHouse Khan Academy curriculum browser with subject and topic choices — Choose a subject, then a direct lesson linkExample data

03Grade bands 3–4 through 11–12

Reading lists

Browse books by grade band, search by title, or filter by genre. See a short description and suggested timeline before making a pre-filled reading Quest to review.

QuestHouse reading list browser with grade-band and genre filters — Browse first. Review the Quest before assigning.Example data

04Instrument choices · Beginner or intermediate

Music practice plans

Choose an instrument and a beginner or intermediate level. Explore the available practice options, then decide what to preview or apply for your child.

QuestHouse music practice catalog with piano, guitar, ukulele, violin, and beginner or intermediate choices — Choose an instrument and practice levelExample data

05Separate workspace for schools

Schools workspace

A separate school workspace organizes student name records by cohort and lets schools assign teachers to the cohorts they lead.

The schools workspace organizes records. It does not run group family Quests or assessments inside cohorts.

QuestHouse schools dashboard with example cohorts, synthetic student names, and assigned teacher records — An organization layer for school recordsSynthetic example data

The parent stays in charge

Their Quest.
Your call.

01Assign

Choose the learning or practice that matters today.

02Complete

Your child sees their Quests and checks them off.

03Approve

You review the work before points are awarded.

Beyond curriculum: everyday family Quests

Chores, lessons and practice Quests

Turn chores, lessons, reading and practice into Quests your kids can see and complete. You decide what goes on the list and what each Quest is worth.

Parent approvals

Kids mark a Quest done and you approve it from your dashboard. You see what needs attention without hovering over every step.

Points and rewards

Approved Quests earn points. Kids spend them on rewards you set, so effort leads to something they chose.

Assessments

AI-guided assessments help surface learning gaps and suggest Quests. They are parent-controlled, and you decide what happens next.

Give your kids a clearer way to own their day.

Free to start. No credit card required.

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