Chapter 1: The Ordinary World
Design that teaches.
Top-tier visual design meets classroom-tested literacy for schools and homeschoolers.
Chapter 2: Call to Adventure
The Literary Collection
Designed by a graduate from one of the world’s top art and design schools, these workbooks have been shaped by over years of experience in South Korea’s education system. Each page has been crafted to be both visually engaging and educationally effective.
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What's included
Literacy workbooks that challenge all levels
Two pathways: Crown and Leaders Levels
Curated booklist
PPTs for guided writing
Teacher Training
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Chapter 3: Supernatural Aid
A deeper look at supplimental material
independent learning
Students are provided with resources such as notes, videos, and suggested readings, but are expected to use these tools independently to craft their essays. This process reduces reliance on step-by-step guidance and encourages critical thinking and self-direction.
Essay Structures
Despite the increased independence, students are always given examples and a clear structure for their essays to ensure they understand the expectations. These structures help guide them in organizing their thoughts and arguments effectively.
Essay Types
Opinion Essays: Building on skills from previous courses, students refine their ability to form and support opinions with research-based arguments.
Compare and Contrast Essays: Students learn how to analyze two subjects and explain their similarities and differences, honing their analytical and critical thinking abilities.
Hamburger Essays: Students craft clear essays with a proper introduction and conclusion, using 1–3 body paragraphs to practice topic sentences, evidence and explanation, and transitions for strong overall organization.
A deeper look in Leaders Supplimental material
Genre Introductions
Students are introduced to the genre through focused lessons and a developed written response. This ensures they understand the conventions and themes before moving into deeper analysis.
Developed Responses
Development A: A consistent task across all levels that emphasizes genre-specific skills, ensuring students gain a solid foundation in literary analysis.
Development B: Students apply a variety of essay structures to explore themes, characters, or setting in depth. With the support of a guided PowerPoint, they learn to craft analytical responses that go beyond comprehension and focus on interpretation and critical evaluation.
Chapter 4: The Crossing of the First Threshold
Understanding Levels
Crown (Reading & Understanding)
Students progress through levels that emphasize fluency, comprehension, and confidence in tackling texts. Each stage is designed to build stamina and prepare learners for more advanced analytical work in Leaders.
| Level | CEFR | Texts | Core Focus |
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| Civic | A1-A2 | Step Into Reading (Step 1–4) | Fluency, vocabulary-in-context, literal comprehension |
| Candidate | A1-A2 | Magic Tree House; Junie B. Jones; A to Z Mysteries | Summarizing chapters, character/setting tracking, predictions |
| Monarch | A2-B1 | Monthly list below (mirrors Leaders genres) | Genre familiarity, theme spotting, text-to-self connections |
Leaders (Analysis)
Leaders levels focus on analytical skills, encouraging students to move beyond comprehension and into interpretation, argumentation, and critical thinking. Each stage deepens their ability to discuss and communicate about literature with sophistication.
| Level | CEFR | Reader Profile | Core Focus |
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| Junior | A2-B1 | High-level elementary readers; ready for gentle literary analysis. | Claim+Evidence basics, literary elements, discussion norms |
| Lexis | B1-B2 | Reads middle-school-level texts; handles complex themes & structure. | Author craft, figurative language, cross-text connections |
| Mythos | B2-C1 | Strong, independent readers; sustained close reading & annotation. | Interpretive theses, rhetoric, genre conventions |
| Opsis | C1+ | Exceptionally advanced; college-style discussion & writing. | Critical lenses, comparative analysis, synthesis writing |
Chapter 5: The Belly of the Whale
Price Plans
Starter
$10 / student
Less than 99 active students
Lesson Plans, Answer Keys, Vocabulary Sheets And Tests, Guided Writing PPTs
Teacher training available
₩500,000 / 3 hr (online)
GROWTH
$9 / student
100 - 199 active students
Quarterly PD (3 hrs online)
Earn 5% of book fees
Scale
$8 / student
200 - 399 active students
Quarterly PD (3 hrs online)
Earn 10% of book fees
Annual On-site Training
Book Fees and Contents
Each student uses high-quality, specially designed literary workbooks to ensure engagement, skill growth, and equity in learning. These books are central to the program and include activities, discussion prompts, and assessment tools.
Price: $30 per student, per book.
Duration: Each book is designed to last for 2 months of instruction.
Requirement: Every student must purchase their own physical copy (no sharing between students).
Copyright Policy: Copies, scans, or reproductions are not permitted. Each book is protected by copyright.
Tier Benefits: Partner schools in Growth and Scale tiers earn rebates (5–10%) on book fees.
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FAQ
1. Who are these workbooks designed for?
Our Literary Collection is designed for students in Grades 1–6+ with varying reading levels. The Crown Pathway emphasizes comprehension and guided learning, while the Leaders Pathway develops independent, critical thinkers. Each level aligns with student ability, not just grade, so every child is appropriately challenged.
2. Can homeschoolers use this program, or is it only for schools?
Both! Our materials are flexible enough for private schools, academies, and homeschooling families. Homeschoolers especially benefit from our structured booklists and teacher training options. Learn more HERE!
3. What makes your workbooks different from regular literacy workbooks?
Every page is designed by a top art school graduate and built on years of classroom experience in Korea’s rigorous education system. They’re not “drill sheets”—they’re visually engaging, carefully scaffolded, and structured to help students grow from comprehension → analysis.
4. Do teachers need prior experience to use these materials?
No. We provide step-by-step training and PPTs for guided writing so that any motivated teacher can run a high-quality program. For partner schools, ongoing professional development is included in your tier.
5. Can we trial the program before committing?
Yes! The Starter Plan allows up to 99 active students for ₩0 licensing fee. You only purchase student books and can add optional teacher training if needed.
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Homeschooling
Our Starter tier is perfect for families who want to bring our curriculum into the home. Parents can directly guide their children through the same high-quality materials used in schools, with optional training and support available.
How it Works
Starter Tier ($10):
Student Workbooks ($30): Every child uses a personal, copyrighted workbook designed to last about 2 months. These include PPTs and lesson plans.
Flexibility: Parents decide the pacing—whether following the suggested 2-month schedule or adjusting to their child’s learning speed.
Skill Growth: Each level builds fluency, comprehension, and eventually analysis, ensuring children progress step by step toward confident reading and writing.
Parent Involvement & Support
We strongly encourage parents to be actively involved in their child’s learning journey. To make this easier, we provide training and planning support options:
Bimonthly Group Training ($400 / 3 hrs, online): Parents join other homeschooling families for guided training on how to teach, monitor progress, and maximize results.
Month-to-Month Planning Guidance (Individual Training): Families can book personalized support sessions to receive tailored lesson planning and reading progress check-ins. Please contact for pricing.
