Guides for the homework hour.
Plain, practical help you can use tonight, whether or not you use Ponder.
Practical help for the homework hour
Short, practical guides for parents and carers: how to help without giving the answer, what to ask when your child is stuck, and how to think about AI homework help. They use the same question-first approach as Ponder, and none of them needs an account.
Where are they at? The free check
Five to eight minutes of maths or English with your child, Foundation to Year 10. See what is going well and what to practise next, in plain English. No account and no scores.
How to help with homework without giving the answer
A five-step routine and a three-rung hint ladder for helping your child with homework so they do the thinking, with prompts you can use tonight.
Questions to ask your child about maths
Questions to ask your child before, during and after maths homework, plus better ones than “How was maths today?”, from Foundation to Year 10.
Should kids use AI for homework?
How to tell AI homework help that builds thinking from AI that does the work: a checklist for Australian parents, and what eSafety research found.
Australian Curriculum practice by year level
What Ponder’s practice sets cover from Foundation to Year 10, with the curriculum codes and a sample question for each set.
Try the question-first way.
Ponder is in preview. Explore the app now with no account, and join the launch list to hear first when accounts open later this year.