A private Literature tutor
A live Literature lesson: your child talks with the teacher out loud, and the teacher explains and draws on a shared board, step by step, matching what's taught in class.
Taught in: ElementaryMiddle schoolHigh schoolBagrut: Required · 2 units
Start for free45 free lesson minutes · No credit card · Paid plan after that, cancel anytime
What you learn in Literature
Elementary · Grades 1–6
- Stories and Legends
- Poetry for kids
- Understanding Characters and Plot
Middle school · Grades 7–9
- The Short Story
- Poetry
- Drama
- Tools for Analyzing Literary Texts
High school · Grades 10–12
- Hebrew and world poetry
- Short Stories and Novellas
- Novel
- Drama
- Literary Writing and Bagrut
What's a lesson like?
Your child talks with the teacher out loud, like a video call, and asks about anything unclear.
The teacher explains, writes and draws on a shared board, and your child solves along on the same board.
Snap a photo of a worksheet or homework and work through it, one problem at a time.
Parents get a report: study time, what went well and what needs more practice.
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FAQ
- How does a private Literature lesson work?
- Your child picks Literature and a topic, then talks with the teacher out loud. The teacher checks what they already know, explains in a way that suits them, writes and draws on the board, and lets them solve on their own with hints until it clicks.
- How do I start for free?
- Just sign in, enter your child's name and grade, and the lesson starts right away. Every family gets 45 free lesson minutes in any subject, counted by actual lesson time. The first 15 minutes need no phone or credit card; for the rest, a parent verifies their phone number. After that, pick a paid plan and cancel anytime.
- What device do I need?
- Any computer, tablet or phone with a browser and a microphone. You can also install the site as an app on your home screen.
- Can I get help with homework and tests?
- Yes. Snap a photo of a homework page, and the teacher works through it with your child, one problem at a time. Add a test to the test calendar and get a day-by-day study plan leading up to it.
Want to try it?
Sign in, enter your child's name and grade, and the lesson begins. 45 free lesson minutes, no credit card.
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