Every weekday, a new illustrated lesson for your child’s school year
One idea, one picture to understand it, three questions to check it. Made for primary school, with lessons from age 4 to 18.
Hidden Sugar in Fizzy Drinks Sweet fizzy drinks have lots of sugar hiding inside, like a big pile of sugar cubes. Water has no sugar at all, and it is the best drink when you are thirsty. See the lesson Open to everyone until Saturday, October 31 13 lessons open to everyone this week, Age 6
Mixing Two Paints When you mix two paint colours together, you get a brand-new colour. Red and yellow make orange, yellow and blue make green, and blue and red make purple. See the lesson Open to everyone until Saturday, October 31 12 lessons open to everyone this week, Age 7
A Balanced Plate Plants make their own food from sunlight, but people cannot, so we must eat food to grow and stay healthy. A balanced meal mixes different food groups: fruit, vegetables, grains, protein and dairy. See the lesson Open to everyone until Saturday, October 31 16 lessons open to everyone this week, Age 8
Five quarters of a pie Four quarters fit together to make one whole pie. Add one more quarter and you have five quarters, which is one whole and one quarter. See the lesson Open to everyone until Friday, October 30 12 lessons open to everyone this week, Age 9
Big Meal or Small Snack A big plate of pasta, meat and vegetables can hold the same energy as a few greasy snacks. The big meal takes up much more room in your stomach, so you feel full and stop being hungry for longer. See the lesson Open to everyone until Friday, October 30 12 lessons open to everyone this week, Age 10
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Interactive lessons
Lessons with a machine to operate: turn the gears, run the engine, open the lock. Each one is open during its lesson’s week, then with a subscription.
How it works
- A lesson already waiting Every weekday, at least one new lesson for your child’s year. Nothing to search for, nothing to prepare.
- One picture to understand it The idea fits in one illustration, with its key, examples and what to remember. The text can be read here on the site too.
- Three questions to check From age 8, a short quiz comes with each lesson, and a reminder arrives at 6:15 pm on weekdays.
What is free, and what is not
Every lesson is open to everyone for 7 days. A subscription keeps the whole library open, for every school year.
Free
€0
For as long as you like
- Every lesson for your child’s year, for 7 days after it is published
- The text of every lesson, always
- A lesson’s quiz while the lesson is open, from age 8
- Lessons your child’s teacher shares, 7 days each
- An interactive lesson’s machine, while the lesson is open
Subscription
€29.99 a year
about €2.50 a month, or €0.99 a week
- The whole library, not just this week
- Every school year, from age 4 to 18, not only your child’s
- Every lesson quiz, from the day it is published
- A teacher’s whole history of lessons
- With the yearly plan, one illustration request a day, usually ready by the next morning
- No ads
- Every interactive lesson, from the day it is published
There is no free trial: what is free is the free tier itself. You can cancel any time, on the App Store and on Google Play. Prices in euros: your store shows the price in your currency. Full pricing details
Who makes these lessons?
The illustrations are made with AI, ahead of time, and each one is tied to a notion from the school programme. They pass an automatic check before they are published, and an adult, a parent or a teacher, decides what the child sees.
Mon Prof Augmenté began as one father’s project for a son born in 2017, built by a developer working since 1996. No ads on a child’s profile, and no data sold.
Read the storyTeachers: sharing with families is free
Publish a lesson to your class with your teacher code: families receive it in the app without a subscription, and each lesson stays open for 7 days to print or keep.