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Learn online, with friends.

On Puzzicle you learn with a class, not alone. Pick a level, join a batch of up to 12, and follow a real timetable of live study parties built on Khan Academy's lessons.

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K–12 Year 1 to Year 1312 per batch, at mostFree

Who it’s for

Made for learners school doesn’t quite fit

Anyone curious can join. These are the families and schools it fits best.

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Homeschooling families

A real timetable, live classmates and parent reports — without building any of it yourself.

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Micro-schools and co-ops

Structured maths, English, science and history out of the box, led by your own teachers.

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Kids who are ahead

Learn above your school year with a batch at the same point, instead of waiting for everyone else.

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Families on the move

Expat and travelling children keep the same class, timetable and friends wherever they are.

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Learning from home for health or care

Children who need to be at home still get live lessons and real company — not worksheets alone.

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Small and rural schools

Live classes in every core subject, with batchmates from anywhere — even where there’s one teacher for everything.

How lessons work

What is a study party?

A study party is our name for a scheduled live lesson: your batch watches the same videos in sync, and the video pauses for check-ins (quick questions and moments to think) that everyone answers together. Each one is a 40-minute period on one topic.

  1. Everyone joins at once

    At the scheduled time the whole batch starts the same video, so nobody watches alone.

  2. The video pauses for a check-in

    Predict what comes next, try a problem first, or explain an idea in your own words.

  3. Same time to answer

    Everyone gets the same countdown, then sees the answer and how the batch did.

  4. Talk, then practise

    A question to discuss together, then practice on Khan Academy to lock it in.

Self-run

The timetable starts the party, the video keeps everyone in sync and the check-ins do the asking. Great for confident learners and small groups of friends.

Teacher-led

A teacher or guide hosts the party, pauses for discussion and sees how the batch is doing. Some classes have one; the party works either way.

Catch-up

Missed one? Watch it later at your own pace, with the same check-ins. The video waits for each answer.

Timetables

A timetable that fits your family

Every class runs on a real timetable, with subjects rotating through the week, unit reviews, and weekends and holidays off. Choose the shape of the day:

Full school day

4 periods from 09:00, about 3 hours, with breaks. For homeschool families.

Half day

2 periods from 09:30. A lighter rhythm alongside other learning.

After-school club

1 period at 16:30, for students in school who want to learn ahead.

Evening club

2 periods from 18:00, with a short break.

Your week, sorted

The Today page shows what's live and what's next. Classes start on set dates and run for a term, six months or a year.

  • View every class as a UK year, a US grade or a school stage.
  • Maths and English follow Khan Academy's grade-level courses; science and history come from their middle and high school courses.
  • Missed a study party? It waits in catch-up, with the same check-ins.

Levels and subjects

Kindergarten to Grade 12

Each level follows a full year's syllabus. These are the subjects and hours of video each one really has today.

Early yearsYear 1–3 · Kindergarten to Grade 2
Year 1Kindergarten · ages 5–6
  • Maths1 h

26 videos · 1 hour

Year 2Grade 1 · ages 6–7
  • Maths2 h

31 videos · 2 hours

Year 3Grade 2 · ages 7–8
  • Maths5 h

91 videos · 5 hours

PrimaryYear 4–6 · Grades 3 to 5
Year 4Grade 3 · ages 8–9
  • Maths8 h

128 videos · 8 hours

Year 5Grade 4 · ages 9–10
  • Maths13 h
  • English2 h

211 videos · 14 hours

Year 6Grade 5 · ages 10–11
  • Maths12 h
  • English7 h

263 videos · 19 hours

Middle schoolYear 7–9 · Grades 6 to 8
Year 7Grade 6 · ages 11–12
  • Maths13 h
  • English9 h
  • Science2 h
  • History & humanities5 h

393 videos · 30 hours

Year 8Grade 7 · ages 12–13
  • Maths13 h
  • English7 h
  • Science3 h
  • History & humanities10 h

375 videos · 33 hours

Year 9Grade 8 · ages 13–14
  • Maths17 h
  • English7 h
  • Science5 h
  • History & humanities18 h

461 videos · 47 hours

High schoolYear 10–13 · Grades 9 to 12
Year 10Grade 9 · ages 14–15
  • Maths29 h
  • English7 h
  • Science10 h
  • History & humanities12 h
  • Computing6 h

669 videos · 64 hours

Year 11Grade 10 · ages 15–16
  • Maths19 h
  • English8 h
  • Science10 h
  • History & humanities30 h

579 videos · 66 hours

Year 12Grade 11 · ages 16–17
  • Maths18 h
  • Science10 h
  • History & humanities33 h
  • Computing1 h

474 videos · 61 hours

Year 13Grade 12 · ages 17–18
  • Maths37 h
  • History & humanities2 h

397 videos · 39 hours

Or take a single course

Want one subject, not a whole year? Join a class that follows just one course, like an after-school club.

Early math review7 hArithmetic18 hPre-algebra22 hGet ready for Algebra 110 hAlgebra 129 hHigh school geometry19 hAlgebra 218 hTrigonometry10 hStatistics and probability39 hPrecalculus28 hAP®︎/College Calculus AB38 hAP®︎/College Calculus BC50 hAP®︎/College Statistics38 hGrammar: 5th and 6th grade5 hGrammar: 7th and 8th grade5 hGrammar: 9th and 10th grade6 hCosmology and astronomy16 hHigh school biology10 hAP®︎/College Biology29 hAP®︎/College Chemistry27 hAP®︎/College Physics 112 hWorld history60 hUS government and civics30 hAP®︎/College US History21 hIntro to computer science - Python6 hComputer programming - JavaScript and the web1 hComputer science theory5 hMicroeconomics18 hMacroeconomics22 hPersonal finance11 hSAT Math11 hSAT Reading and Writing6 h

Batches and friends

Learn with your people

Classes are split into batches of up to 12. Start a batch and share the invite code with friends, or join one that has space. Batchmates follow the same timetable and see each other's progress.

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Beat the timer

At each check-in the whole batch gets the same countdown.

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Call it first

Predict what the narrator will say, then see if you were right.

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Your batch

Name it, invite friends, and see how everyone answered (as totals, never names).

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Never stuck

Missed a party? Catch up later, at your own pace.

Start a batchI have an invite code

For parents

Parents see everything

One parent account for all your children. See what they've done, what they missed and what's coming up, without having to ask.

  • Study parties done, and any missed, at a glance.
  • Progress in every subject.
  • Who is in their batch, and a code to invite friends.
Set up a parent account

Amara · Year 7 · Ratio Rangers

69
parties done
3
to catch up
4
in her batch
Maths42%
English43%
Science44%
History & humanities41%

Price

Free

Every level, every subject and every study party, free for everyone. Puzzicle is non-commercial and runs on donations. Why it's free

Find a class

Small, closed and safe

  • Batches of 12 at most, made by families and invite codes, not strangers.
  • No public profiles, no direct messages and no adverts.
  • Parents can see every party, answer and classmate. Safeguarding

Study with friends

Start your own study group

You don't need a teacher to learn together. Pick a year and a time, invite your friends with a code, and do the study parties as a group. The videos pause for everyone at once, so you can talk about each question together.

  • Free, private and invite-only, with up to 12 friends.
  • 13 or older? Start a peer study group yourself, in a minute.
  • Younger? A parent sets up the group for you, and can host if they like.
Start a study group (13+)A parent sets it upI have an invite code
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Learning is better together

Puzzicle exists to help students learn and to enjoy learning with other people. Study groups are one more way to do that.

Questions families ask

Who is it for?

Puzzicle is for curious learners from kindergarten to Grade 12 (Year 1 to Year 13) who want to accelerate: homeschooled children, students in school who want more, families moving between countries, and high-achievers flying through their current work. Parents can see every progress point. Teachers and schools can run their own classes too.

What is a study party?

A scheduled live lesson. A batch of up to 12 students watches the same video playlist in sync. The video pauses for check-ins (quick questions and thinking moments), everyone gets the same time to answer, then sees the answer and how the batch answered. Some are led by a tutor or guide; others run peer-led. Each ends with a discussion prompt and practice work.

What is a batch?

A small closed cohort of up to 12 students in the same class. Students can start a batch and invite friends with a code, or join one that has space. Everyone follows the same timetable and sees each other's progress.

What if my child misses a live party?

Every study party is available in catch-up mode later. The check-ins are the same, but the video waits for each answer instead of keeping time with the batch.

Which curriculum does it follow?

Each year group follows Khan Academy's US grade-level courses for maths and English, with science and history from their middle and high school courses. You can view every class as a UK year group, US grade, or school stage.

How much screen time is it?

A full school day is about three hours, in four periods with breaks. Lighter schedules include a half day (two periods), an after-school club (one period), or an evening club. Many families use ${SITE.name} alongside other learning.

If something goes wrong

Study parties carry on by themselves if a teacher's connection drops, and if yours drops, everything you missed is in Catch up. Nobody is marked absent for technical issues: students can flag "connection problems" and it doesn't count. If a teacher has to cancel, the party moves to Catch up and a make-up party can be scheduled. Before your first party, try Test my setup at https://puzzicle.org/app/#/setup-check.

What does it cost?

Puzzicle is free, and so is everything on the site. We are non-commercial and run on donations. Tutors and schools who run their own classes here charge for their teaching time; we take nothing from that.

All questions · How it works in detail

Find a class

Pick a level and a timetable, then start a batch your friends can join.

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