TaleTykes for schools

Reading, writing, and math practice classrooms can actually run.

Schools get assignments, class libraries, shared progress records, and admin visibility without losing parent control.

Teacher dashboards Admin reporting Parent-approved access
Students and a teacher using TaleTykes during a classroom practice block.

What schools get

The classroom layer stays practical and lightweight.

No new workflow

Teacher assignments

Assign reading, writing, and math practice without building a new workflow.

One source of truth

Shared progress records

Teachers, school admins, and families work from the same mastery view.

Safe by default

Moderated by default

Child-facing content stays governed, with adults in control of access.

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Subjects in one place - reading, writing, math

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Role views sharing one record

100%

Child-facing content moderated

Live

Mastery and reporting for leaders

How a school gets started

From empty space to running classes in four steps.

  1. 1

    Create your school space

    Set up the school and add classes in minutes - no IT project required.

  2. 2

    Invite teachers

    Teachers join with a code and bring their roster along.

  3. 3

    Assign practice

    Reading, writing, and math go out without extra prep time.

  4. 4

    Track mastery

    Watch skills move and share progress records with families.

For teachers and school leaders

Teachers keep practice moving. School admins see class activity, moderation, and reporting without logging into a child view.

One roster, three subjects, every record in sync.

Class roster visibilitySee who's active and who's stuck.

Teacher dashboardsMastery and assignments at a glance.

School admin reportingActivity and moderation across classes.

Parent-approved accessFamilies opt in and stay informed.

Questions, answered

Do we have to replace our curriculum?
No. TaleTykes runs alongside what you already use as a practice and progress layer for reading, writing, and math.
How do parents stay involved?
Access is invite-only and parent-approved, and families see the same progress records teachers do.
Is student content safe?
Every child-facing story is moderated before it's shown, and adults control access throughout.
Can leaders see across classes?
Yes. Admins get reporting on activity, mastery, and moderation without logging into a child view.

Guides: FERPA and COPPA for schools · District RFP checklist

Bring TaleTykes to your school

Set up a school space, invite teachers, and start with one class.