Norah's Pet School — Continuum Improvement LLC
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Email SupportNorah's Pet School is a virtual pet game for children. Your child adopts a pet, cares for it, plays mini-games with it, makes art with it, and teaches it — and the pet grows and evolves as they do. The teaching part is real school work: grade-matched math and vocabulary.
On first launch the app asks for your child's grade or age. School content is then built around that grade in four half-school-year bands:
| Band | What it covers | When it's available |
|---|---|---|
| Grade − 6 months | The last half of the grade below | Open from the start, as warm-up and review |
| Their grade, first half | Their own grade level | Open |
| Their grade, second half | Their own grade level | Open |
| Grade + 6 months | The first half of the grade above | Unlocks after they master their own grade |
So every child gets six months of review before their grade and six months of challenge beyond it. A 3rd grader works through late 2nd grade, all of 3rd, and early 4th. Supported range is kindergarten through 5th grade. Math is sequenced against Common Core progressions; vocabulary runs the same fourteen bands.
You can change the grade any time: ⚙️ Settings → School grade. Changing it resets school progress so the levels line up with the new grade — the pet, its name, art, and hearts are kept.
Norah's Pet School does not collect, transmit, or store any personal information. There are no accounts, no logins, no analytics, no advertising, and no third-party services. The pet, the grade setting, progress, and artwork are saved only in local storage on the device itself. We never see any of it.
Full details: Privacy Policy.
There is no advertising in this app and nothing to buy inside it. Hearts are earned by playing — they cannot be purchased. There are no links out of the app.
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