For homeschool families

A field guide for face hunters, free.

Paper, a pencil, and the house you are already in. No supplies run, no prep, no screen anywhere in it.

The World Is Watching — seven real pages out of ninety-one. Your kids go looking for faces: in the outlets, the kitchen appliances, the clouds.
It has no reading level. A five-year-old and a twelve-year-old can work the same page and both be right, which is the part most curriculum can't do.
Black and white, prints on anything. Your licence covers your whole family — print it as many times as you like.

Why we make paper instead of an app

Almost everything our kids touch was engineered by very smart people to hold their attention — autoplay, infinite scroll, the next thing in five seconds. We can't compete with that and we don't want to.

What we make instead is a sheet of paper, a pencil, and a question strange enough to pull them out of the current for a while. There is no subscription and no account: you buy a file once and it is yours, and nothing we do can take it back. The longer version is here.