Homework help for kids who shut down, rush, or melt down over schoolwork.

Professor Paws turns schoolwork into calm, step-by-step learning that keeps your child doing the thinking.

Ages 8–13 · No ads · Parent-controlled

The Professor Paws home screen on iPad: the puppy asks "What are we working on today?", with subjects from addition to reading, and this week's real homework pasted straight in — Calculate 426 × 38, a word problem about boxes of crayons, and two money questions about change.

Help without handing over the answer.

Professor Paws guides kids one step at a time so they can understand the work, finish it, and build confidence.

A column-addition question on the iPad, worked one column at a time with the child entering each digit themselves.

Learn it step by step

Professor Paws breaks the work school actually sent home into one manageable step at a time — and the child does the thinking at every step, rather than watching an answer appear.

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An equivalent-fractions step on the iPad: "Both numbers change the same way", one half shown as a shaded bar above eight empty parts, and the child choosing the missing top number themselves.

Keep going with Professor Paws

Professor Paws is there for the whole session — steady encouragement when a step is hard, and Bone Bucks and Worlds to come back to when it's done. Progress a child can see, without streak pressure or guilt for missing a day.

Professor Paws, the puppy, saying "Let's work through this step together."

Help that adapts

Reading, spelling, times tables, fractions, money, telling the time — the same calm, step-by-step approach across the schoolwork children ages 8–13 actually bring home.

A reading passage on the iPad with the current word highlighted as the child reads along.

A times-tables practice screen on the iPad.

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