Interactive reading that helps kids reflect, not just read

Short interactive stories that let elementary students make choices as they read — and give teachers a simple window into how their class thinks, feels, and reasons.

A teacher leading a decision-based reading lesson while elementary students raise their hands to participate.

How It Works

Students read a short story and hit a decision point — a moment where they choose what happens next. Each choice leads somewhere different, with no "right" answer to game.

Teachers get a simple snapshot of how their class voted, turning it into a natural conversation starter for morning meeting or circle time.