Maths, English and Chinese, ready for you every week. No planning, no hunting for worksheets, no pressure. Just a small, steady habit you share with your child, and a buddy who keeps them company along the way.
For your child
Each week meets your child where they are, so they keep moving forward without being rushed or held back.
A short, finished piece of work and a sticker at the end. Small wins they can see and hold.
English and Chinese grow together through stories and themes your child already loves.
Your child picks a buddy and gives it a name. It keeps them company and cheers the small steps.
The thinking behind it
Children learn best when ideas connect. So each week is built around one theme that runs through English and Chinese, and every child in the family starts from the same topic, each at their own level.
An older child and a younger one explore the same topic in the same week, each at the level that fits them. They can share what they found, and you can talk about it with both of them at once.
This week's theme
Homes for animals
动物的家
Each language takes its own angle on the theme. The Chinese is written as Chinese, never translated from English, and is reviewed by native speakers.
The theme gives you a thread to follow through the week: a library book, a walk, a question over dinner.
What your child learns builds towards what Singapore primary schools expect, in maths, English and Higher Chinese.
Every question is written fresh for Stepwise, and every answer is checked before it reaches you.
If your child is finding it hard or not enjoying it, we lighten the load until it feels good again.
Nothing big changes without your say: level, pace and time.
For you
Nothing to plan
The week arrives ready to print. Open it and begin.
Ten minutes you can actually find
Before school, after dinner, wherever it fits your day. You choose the time.
Always know how they're getting on
A short note each week, in plain words: what they did, what comes next, and something to be proud of.
This week · from Stepwise
A lovely week for Mei.
Mei worked on five days out of six and enjoyed three of the sessions. Next week's pack: maths, English and Chinese.
Something to be proud of
Mei learned four new Chinese characters this week, including 山.
Example note. Every child's is their own.
No scores, no streaks, no countdowns, and no comparing with other children. Your child is only ever measured against their own progress, and nothing they've earned is ever taken away.
Stepwise is with a small group of families with children aged 4 to 6. We welcome a few more at a time so each family gets a good start.
All you need is a printer and ten minutes a day.
Tell us your child's age and a little about them. We reply within a few days.
Ask about a placeOr email us at hello@stepwise.sg