CCuriouser Live

Live online classes · Ages 4–6

Big ideas for curious children, taught live.

Small online classes with a real Curiouser teacher. Children talk, draw and solve problems together, on a tablet or computer at home.

  • 45minutes, once a week
  • 6children at most
  • 0apps to download
What is money? HelloSwap storyMoney detectives 6
Week 1 slide: An apple for a book? Do both people want the swap? Circle the apple and the book
Teacher

Our courses

One subject at a time, taught properly.

Each course runs every week of the year and is built from the same curriculum we teach in our classrooms in London and Kuala Lumpur.

Open now · Ages 4–6

Curiouser Economics

Where money comes from, why we choose one thing over another, and how a market works. Children swap, run a pretend shop and plan a market day, learning by doing.

Coming next

Curiouser History

How people lived, built and changed the world, told as stories children can step into. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you as soon as the first classes open.

Curiouser Economics

A year of economics, one week at a time.

Nine modules over 52 weeks. Every sixth week is a portfolio week, when children look back at what they made and show what they have learned.

  1. 1Money, choice and valueWeeks 1–6
  2. 2Business, exchange and marketsWeeks 7–12
  3. 3Creating valueWeeks 13–18
  4. 4Market day and enterpriseWeeks 19–24
  5. 5Digital economy and trustWeeks 25–30
  6. 6Trade, community and sustainabilityWeeks 31–36
  7. 7Innovation and resilienceWeeks 37–42
  8. 8Leadership, resources and growthWeeks 43–48
  9. 9Capstone and reflectionWeeks 49–52
Week 1 slide: Could money help? People accept it to buy things.

Inside week 1

What is money?

Children try to swap a toy without money, find out why that gets tricky, then discover how money solves the problem. They finish by making a coin rubbing at home.

  1. Hello4 min
  2. Swap story12 min
  3. Money detectives9 min
  4. Make9 min
  5. Around the world6 min

Before class we tell you what to have ready: a small toy, a coin, some paper and a crayon.

How it works

From booking to bedtime story.

  1. 1

    Book a time

    Start with a free trial. After that, book classes from your family page and add them to your phone calendar with reminders.

  2. 2

    Join from home

    Open the class in the browser on a tablet or computer with a camera. A one-minute check makes sure sound and video work first.

  3. 3

    Learn out loud

    The teacher asks, children answer, draw on the shared board and take turns on stage. Every child is heard, not just watched.

  4. 4

    See what they learned

    After each class you get a short report with your child's drawings, a note from the teacher and a small mission to try at home.

No leaderboards, no streaks. Children earn stars and grow a garden for taking part, so the motivation comes from curiosity, not pressure.

For parents

Already with us?

Your family page is where you book classes, see how many you have left, join on the day and read every report.

Open your family page

We sent you your family page link on WhatsApp when you booked. Open that link once on this device and this button will take you straight there next time.

Can't find it? Ask your Curiouser teacher to send it again.

Questions parents ask

What language are the classes in?

English. Each week also has a few key words and a simple sentence pattern, so children who are still learning English can join in with confidence.

What does my child need?

A tablet or computer with a camera and microphone, a quiet corner and a grown-up nearby at the start. Some weeks use simple things from home, and we tell you what to have ready before class.

How big are the groups?

Up to six children with one teacher, so everyone gets turns to speak, draw and answer.

What if we miss a class?

Cancel from your family page at least 24 hours before and the class goes back into your pack. Every class also has a report and a home mission so your child can catch up.

How much does it cost?

The first class is free. After that, families buy a pack of classes and book the times that suit them. We'll share the options after the trial.

What about older children?

Economics is open for ages 4–6 now. Groups for ages 6–8 and 8–10 follow the same year of topics with more challenging thinking, and are coming soon.

Try a class together, free.

Pick a time, join from home and see how your child takes to it.

Book a free trial class