Your homeschool learning system.
Lumiritz is a learning system for homeschoolers. Follow a structured curriculum or build a learning path around your child — either way, lessons, practice, activities, assessment, progress and records stay part of one system.
Built for families homeschooling children ages 4–8.
Your homeschool, in one place
The system for running your homeschool.
Curriculum, daily learning, practice, reading, progress and records — working together in one place.
Homeschooling has a lot of moving parts.Lumiritz keeps them connected.
Choose the direction for your child. Lumiritz helps you organize the learning around it — what to learn, what to practice, what happened, and what comes next.
All part of the same system
- Curriculum
- Learning plans
- Worksheets
- Practice
- Reading
- Activities
- Progress
- Records
One homeschool learning cycle
- PlanChoose the curriculum or path that fits.
- LearnYour child works through the objective.
- PracticeReinforce it with guided questions.
- ApplyUse it on paper or away from the screen.
- AssessCheck what actually landed.
- RecordKeep the evidence automatically.
Planner
Your homeschool week, in one place.
Lessons are only part of a child’s week. There are classes, practice, library visits, activities and the everyday things that make up homeschooling.
Lumiritz Planner brings them together with your child’s learning, so everyone can see what is happening today and what is coming next.
Mon
9:00
Math
Rafi
In Lumi
4:30
Tennis
Rafi
Every Monday · Away from the screen
Tue
9:30
Reading
Amara
In Lumi
2:00
Library
Rafi
Away from the screen
Wed
9:00
Science
Rafi
In Lumi
4:00
Dance
Amara
Every Wednesday · Away from the screen
Thu
9:00
Practice
Rafi
In Lumi
10:30
Reading
Amara
In Lumi
Fri
10:00
Nature activity
Rafi
Away from the screen
2:00
Library
Amara
Every Friday · Away from the screen
Learning and life together
Lumi learning, classes, tasks and activities can share the same week.
One family view
See everyone's schedule together, or focus on one child.
Made for children too
Children can see what's happening today and tick activities off as they finish them.
From screen to real world
Learning doesn't have to stop when the Lumi session ends.
Take the plan off the screen.
Print the week and put it where your child can see it — a child-friendly page with a box to tick beside every activity.
Mon 7 – Fri 11
Rafi's Week
Lumi
Mon
- 9:00MathRafi
- 4:30TennisRafi
Tue
- 9:30ReadingAmara
- 2:00LibraryRafi
Wed
- 9:00ScienceRafi
- 4:00DanceAmara
Thu
- 9:00PracticeRafi
- 10:30ReadingAmara
Fri
- 10:00Nature activityRafi
- 2:00LibraryAmara
Little steps add up to big things.
Your learning path
Choose what works.
Follow a structured curriculum, or build a learning path around your child. Lumiritz supports both.
Structured reference
Follow a curriculum
Use the structured curriculum available through Lumiritz when you want guidance on what to learn and what comes next.
- Know where to start
- See what comes next
- Stay broadly on track
Move between them as needed
Flexible direction
Build your own path
Choose the subjects, skills and priorities that suit your child, from the learning available in Lumiritz.
- Choose what matters
- Adapt anytime
- Follow their interests
One consistent learning system
Different paths. One system.
Whichever you choose, the learning around it is the same: an objective, guided teaching, practice, something to apply it to away from the screen, a check that it landed, and a record of it.
- Learn
- Practice
- Apply
- Assess
- Record
See it in everyday learning.
Whatever path you’ve chosen, Lumiritz turns the direction into structured learning your child can follow. Start with what Lumiritz is if you are still working out what it does.
Beyond academics
The freedom to teach what matters.
Homeschooling gives families the freedom to go beyond the standard curriculum. Lumiritz helps you add learning that matters to your child and your family.
- Money
- Technology
- Communication
- Problem solving
- Healthy habits
- Independence
Examples, not a catalogue. Choose the areas that matter now, and add more as your child grows — the library keeps expanding.
For parents
Choose. Plan. Follow. Understand.
Your child works through learning with growing independence. You decide what they learn and when it happens, and you can see how it is going — without running a single lesson.
Choose
Decide what your children learn — subjects, skills, priorities.
- Subjects and skills you turn on
- What your child focuses on now
- The recommended next step
Plan
Decide what they do, and when — learning and everything around it.
- Lumi learning, classes and activities in one week
- Recurring activities set up once
- A week you can print for the wall
Follow
See what is happening without sitting beside every lesson.
- A session while it is running
- What was completed, step by step
- Every request for help, in the family thread
Understand
Know how it is going: progress, consistency and where support helps.
- Progress per skill, in words not scores
- Learning consistency over time
- What to revisit, and when
Parent dashboard
Amara — Year 1
- Last session
- Today · 24 minutes
- Completed
- 4 of 4 activities
- Current focus
- Addition within 20
- Learning consistency
- 5 of 7 days
- Needs practice
- Word problems
- Recommended next
- Word problems within 20
You decide what is available. Lumi works within it.
How a child engages
More than one way to learn.
The same learning goal can move through explanation, practice, media, paper and real-world activity.
One objective: Add two numbers within 20
- Guided textClear, age-appropriate explanation.
- MultimediaVisual and video support where it helps.
- PracticeRepetition and reinforcement.
- ReadingConnected reading where it fits the objective.
- AssessmentsShort checks for understanding.
- WorksheetsPrintable practice away from the device.Away from the screen
- Hands-on activitiesUse the idea in the real world.Away from the screen
Lumiritz picks the form around the objective rather than forcing every lesson into the same one — and whatever happens away from the device comes back into the same record. The things that need a time and a place, from a hands-on activity to a class across town, can sit in the week in your Planner.
Learning records
Build their learning portfolio as they grow.
Sessions, completed work, progress, reading and milestones accumulate into a history of your child’s learning — without reconstructing it later.
- SessionsEvery one completed, with what it covered.
- WorkWorksheets, activities and assessments.
- ProgressPer skill, in words rather than a score.
- ReadingWhat was read, beside the lesson that set it.
- MilestonesWhen a skill moved from practice to secure.
Their learning portfolio
What families use it for
- Progress reviews
- Planning the next term
- Portfolios
- Family documentation
Progress overview
Last 30 days
- Counting and number sense
- Strong
- Addition within 20
- Developing
- Word problems
- Needs practice
- Recent sessions
- 11 completed
- Suggested next step
- Revisit word problems
Supports homeschool planning, progress reviews, portfolios and family documentation.
A learning record is a history of what your child has actually done, and it supports homeschool planning, progress reviews, portfolios and family documentation. It is not an official transcript, report card, or accredited qualification.
How a lesson runs
Structured by design. AI where it helps.
Every learning experience has a clear goal and path. Lumi can explain differently, provide another example or offer more practice inside that structure — without turning learning into an unrestricted chat.
Reviewed before release
- A clear, age-appropriate learning objective
- A logical teaching sequence
- Guided and independent practice
- A worksheet, activity, or practical application
- An assessment aligned with the objective
- Suitable parent guidance
- Safe and appropriate content
- Continuity between online and offline learning
Internal Lumiritz readiness review — not accreditation or external certification.
Everything you need to run your homeschool, in one place.
Plan the learning, let your child work through it, see what happened, and keep the record — without holding it all together yourself.
Currently designed for children aged 4–8. Children work through lessons with growing independence; parents set the direction and see what is happening.