Homework help and online learning with Lesson2Homework
Explore homework help, daily maths practice and science labs with Lesson2Homework. Parent-managed plans from $17 CAD/month, plus connected tools for schools.
Independent Learner: parent-managed learning at home
Practise daily maths with StepMath, develop English grammar skills, explore geography and interactive science labs, and follow each child's progress.
$17 CAD per month for the first student, plus $5 CAD per month per sibling. The parent account is free.
Start a family plan — 50% below standard price.
Buy Now — Subscribe. Monthly billing starts after payment. Review and confirm the total in secure Stripe checkout.
Connected tools for schools
Teachers manage homework, exams, classes and progress reports. Parents stay informed, while school teams coordinate daily administration and transport.
Explore the password-protected school demo.
How Lesson2Homework supports learning
Lesson2Homework brings practice, explanations and progress information together in one online learning platform. Families can build a learning routine at home, while schools can connect classroom work with student practice and parent communication. Students use their own accounts to explore activities and return to their work. Parents have a separate view of progress, so supporting a child does not mean doing the activity for them.
Build maths confidence with StepMath and Abacus
StepMath gives students a structured daily maths practice routine, with topics and levels that help them work through skills in manageable steps. Instead of relying on one long study session, a child can return to regular practice and review concepts that need attention. Abacus activities offer another way to explore numbers and calculation.
Parents can encourage a consistent time for practice and ask their child to explain how they reached an answer. The aim is to develop understanding alongside accuracy, not simply to finish quickly. Progress reflects the work a student completes; no learning tool can guarantee a particular grade.
Explore science through virtual labs
Interactive science activities let students explore chemistry, physics, biology, and Earth and space concepts on screen. In the chemistry lab, supported combinations show a simulated outcome and an explanation of what happens. Students can connect observations with scientific ideas rather than only memorising a definition.
The chemistry What If mode is different from a real experiment: it explores imaginative possibilities and turns dangerous combinations into safety lessons. These activities are not instructions for mixing substances at home. Virtual labs support curiosity without asking children to handle chemicals, electrical equipment or other hazardous materials.
Understand difficult ideas with Nova's audio explanations
Nova offers step-by-step explanations on supported learning activities, with spoken audio to help students listen as well as read. A child can revisit an explanation when an idea is unfamiliar, then return to the activity and try applying it. Teach-back activities invite students to explain a concept in their own words and receive feedback.
AI help is a learning aid, not a replacement for a teacher, a parent or professional advice. Explanations and feedback can make mistakes. Encourage children to compare important answers with their lesson material and ask a trusted adult when something is unclear.
Practise everyday skills in Life Academy
Life Academy extends learning beyond school subjects. Students explore practical topics such as personal finance, critical thinking, digital safety, communication, health and wellbeing, and independent living. Lessons use everyday situations and written challenges to encourage students to explain choices and consider consequences.
Emergency Preparedness adds curated lessons on food and water shortages, power outages, evacuation and civilian safety. Scenario checks and checklists help students practise safe decisions before an emergency occurs. This is preparedness education, not live emergency guidance; local authorities and trusted adults remain the right sources of help during an actual crisis.
See strengths and decide what to practise next
Parent progress views help families understand the learning work recorded in the platform. Reports and available recommendations can highlight strengths and areas that may need more practice. Use these observations to start a conversation: which task felt difficult, what explanation helped, and what would be useful to try next?
A report is evidence about completed work, not a diagnosis or a fixed label for a child. Missing work does not establish a lack of ability. School-connected reports depend on the assessments and records available through that school, while family accounts focus on their children's learning activity.
Choose family learning or connected school tools
Independent Learner lets parents set up learning at home without a school invitation. A parent manages the family account and creates separate student logins for their children. Review the plan details below before subscribing, and use your own account credentials to return to the platform.
Schools have a different set of needs. Connected school tools support teachers with classes, assignments, exams and reporting, alongside communication and administration. Families looking for home practice do not need to set up a school. School leaders can request a quote to discuss their organisation's requirements.
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Learning at home: your questions answered
Can my child use Lesson2Homework without joining a school?
Yes. Independent Learner is a parent-managed plan for learning at home. A parent creates the account and separate student logins for their children. No school invitation is needed.
What can students practise?
Students can explore homework practice, StepMath daily maths, English grammar, geography and interactive science labs. Parents can follow their child's progress from their own account.
How much does the family learning plan cost?
Independent Learner starts at $17 CAD per month for the first student, plus $5 CAD per month per sibling. The parent account is free. Review your total in secure Stripe checkout.
How do I subscribe to Independent Learner?
Create your parent account, then choose Buy Now to review your total in secure Stripe checkout. Monthly billing starts after payment. You can cancel your subscription.
Do paying families need the school demo password?
No. The public website, family registration and purchase flow do not need the shared demo password. Customers use their own account credentials. The password is only for school demo access.
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