6th Grade · Full-year course · 4 units
Life Skills
Week 1 is free. Tap Week 1. The reading and the problems are on that lesson. Weeks 2–36 open with a Life Academy plan ($35/month per student or $69/month per family (up to 4 students)).
Unit 1: Foundations
Weeks 1–9Week 1Weekly planner + phone/device boundariesWeek 2Device boundaries week-2 audit; screen-time log honestyWeek 3Peer conflict repair script (I noticed / I felt / I need)Week 4Planner ownership mid-unit review; sleep as a study toolWeek 5Peer repair practice with real home conflict (coached)Week 6Digital kindness: comment audit (what would you post?)Week 7Peer repair: apology that names the harm (not “sorry you feel that way”)Week 8Friendship: notice who needs a seat — invite them inWeek 9Money journal: track 7 days of spending/allowance
Unit 2: Building fluency
Weeks 10–18Week 10Money journal patterns: needs vs wantsWeek 11Savings goal: pick one item; calculate weeks to earnWeek 12Money journal week review + one spending ruleWeek 13Service mini-project brainstorm (2 hours total across weeks 13–16)Week 14Service: define audience + need; scheduleWeek 15Service hours mid-check; reflection 5 sentencesWeek 16Service mini-project teach-back (what changed for someone else?)Week 17Presentation skills: posture, pace, eye contact drillWeek 18Presentation: 60-second myth/history talk with one visual
Unit 3: Depth & application
Weeks 19–27Week 19Presentation: 2-minute Cave allegory teach-backWeek 20Present a 3-minute classical-echo talk (democracy, veto, or republic)Week 21Integrity scenario: found money / leaked message — decide + justifyWeek 22Integrity: digital — screenshot ethics / private chatsWeek 23Integrity: academic honesty (AI use policy for this house)Week 24Integrity week close: one personal integrity goalWeek 25Career curiosity: interview one adult about their work (10 questions)Week 26Career interview conduct + thank-youWeek 27Career: skills inventory (what you’re already good at)
Unit 4: Mastery & showcase
Weeks 28–36Week 28Career curiosity reflection: three paths to explore in G7Week 29Leadership at home: own one recurring responsibilityWeek 30Leadership: give feedback kindly to a sibling/partner taskWeek 31Leadership: plan a family activity end-to-endWeek 32Leadership teach-back: what you learned owning a roleWeek 33Goals for Grade 7: academic + characterWeek 34Grade 7 goals refine; share with coachWeek 35Independence inventory: what can you run without nagging?Week 36Seal Grade 7 goals; summer optional reading list