Flip through a whole school day about outer space
This is a real Packet Day packet, made for a grade 4 learner named Kai. Every page is here, even the parent answer key. You don't need to sign up to look.
A sample packet made for a grade 4 learner named Kai
Every page, start to finish
Swipe, tap the arrows or use your arrow keys. This is exactly what Kai's packet looks like, down to the last page, which is just for you.
This was Kai's fifth packet, which is why it says Episode 5. Packet Day keeps count, so each kid's packets start to feel like a little series of their own.
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A school day on paper
Here is Kai's day from the Today at a Glance page: 6 activities and 133 minutes of work, with a puzzle and a movement break in the middle. Then a coloring page, a certificate and an answer key for you.
Math
Fueling Up for the Mars Landing
30 min
Reading
Touchdown on the Red Planet
25 min
Writing
Kai's Mars Mission Log
25 min
Puzzle break
Nova's Cosmic Crossword Challenge
15 min
Movement break
Low Gravity Launch and Bounce
8 min
Science
Gravity Lab: Earth, Moon, and Mars
30 min
Coloring page
Kai and Nova Explore the Red Rocks of Mars
Whenever they want
Certificate
Signed by you and Kai
At the end
Answer key
For you, not for Kai
On your phone
Meet Nova
Nova is a little robot rover with big round eyes and a blinking antenna. On the cover Nova gives Kai the mission: land safely on Mars and collect rock samples. In the reading Nova scoops up rocks while Kai bounces in the low gravity, and the certificate ends with “Nova is proud of you, Kai.”
Every packet invents its own character.
Same theme, different grade
We made the same outer space packet for three kids in three grades. Tap a grade to see how the math, the reading and the puzzle change.
Made for a grade 4 learner named Kai
Two digit multiplication, a Mars landing and a crossword.
Guide: Nova the robot rover
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Every kid gets a different packet
Oliver once asked for only Megalodons three days in a row. He got three different packets.
A note from Andy
Before I took Oliver camping in the White Mountains at the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest, we made a few Packet Day packets about bristlecone pines, stargazing and constellations. Then we saw the real thing. The stars were amazing. Oliver pointed out the Big Dipper and the Milky Way, and he was blown away. He loved it, maybe not quite as much as the s'mores.
What parents tell us
“What a genius way to foster our kids' interests and let them learn through the things they naturally love.”
“My 7-year-old wants rainbows and unicorns. My 10-year-old wants military history and nothing else. They each get exactly what they want and I'm not planning two different school days anymore.”
“I watch my grandkids during the week and I was curious whether the AI could really do it. It can. I've been using it to fill in around what their moms are already teaching, and the kids ask for it.”
Questions parents ask
What does it cost?
You can start for free. Free is 1 packet a month, no card needed. Unlimited is $9 a month billed annually ($108 a year) or $12 month to month.
Are these made by AI?
Yes, AI writes each packet from scratch around your kid's grade and the theme you type in. We are a homeschool family, and our own kids test packets all the time. They are good, and they are not perfect, so skim it before you print. The parent answer key makes checking the work quick.
How long does a packet take?
A packet takes a minute or two to make and fills roughly 2 to 5 hours of school with breaks. It runs 11 to 17 pages, and you can print it right away. Every packet is also emailed to you, so it is easy to find later.
Which grades?
Packet Day makes packets for kindergarten through grade 8. The reading, math and writing are matched to your kid's grade level. The grade toggle above shows the same outer space theme made for grades 1, 4 and 7.
Your kid's version would be about something else entirely
Tell us what they love right now. We build a whole school day around it in a minute or two.
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