Beyond Their Years

Math taught by the greats, one house at a time.

Ahmes, Al-Khwarizmi, Pythagoras, Euclid and Gauss each guide your child through a house of lessons. Every new skill is taught step by step before a single question tests it. Miss one? It comes back with an explanation until your child gets it right.

Ahmes
Al-Khwarizmi
Pythagoras
Euclid
Gauss
The Beyond Their Years world map: a house for each guide, built as your child learns
177lessons and quest episodes
6,079practice questions
2full-length timed exams, no calculator
The path

Five houses, then quests that mix them all

Houses open one at a time, in order: arithmetic, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, geometry, then mental math. Quest Episodes are story problems that pull from every house, so kids learn to choose the right tool.

  1. 1

    The House That Ahmes Built

    Arithmetic · 27 lessons

  2. 2

    The House That Al-Khwarizmi Built

    Algebra 1 · 41 lessons

  3. 3

    The House That Pythagoras Built

    Algebra 2 · 15 lessons

  4. 4

    The House That Euclid Built

    Geometry · 21 lessons

  5. 5

    The House That Gauss Built

    Mental Math · 28 lessons

  6. 6

    Quest Episodes

    Story problems where you pick the right tool · 45 episodes

How a lesson works

Taught first. Practiced until it sticks.

Teaching comes first

Your guide walks through each new skill step by step before a single question is asked.

Five trials, easy to hard

Each lesson climbs through five trials, from the basics to word problems. Earn stars on every one.

Mistakes come back

A missed question returns until it's answered right, with an explanation of the mistake behind it.

Checkpoints and timed exams

Short checkpoints every few lessons catch gaps early. Two full-length timed exams, one halfway and one at the end, no calculator.

Membership

One family login. A slot for each child.

$100 per month, first child
  • Every house, quest episode, checkpoint and timed exam
  • One family sign-in, with a separate progress slot for each child
  • Works on phones, tablets and computers
  • Cancel anytime through PayPal

Adding a brother or sister? Each additional child is $50 a month. Reach out to set that up.

After you subscribe, you'll create your family login right away: an email and a password.

Questions

Good to know

Is this a full homeschool curriculum?
It's enrichment that works alongside school or homeschool, for families who want their kids well ahead in math.
How does signing in work?
After you subscribe you create a login with your email and a password. Your membership is checked with PayPal about once a day, so it stays open as long as your subscription does.
Does a parent need to be there?
Sessions are built to be parent-present: a parent or guardian stays in the room, and the lessons give parents the explanation behind each step.
Do I need to be good at math to help?
No. Each lesson gives you the explanation behind every step, so you can sit beside your child and follow along.
Can siblings share the account?
Yes. Each child picks their own name when they start, and their progress is kept separately.
Where is progress saved?
On the device your child uses. If they switch devices, add their name there and they can pick up any lesson.