Weekly launches · Updated September 14, 2026
What's next at Lesson Worlds
The learning universe is live. Play today. We ship in weekly launches, and this page is the public list of what we're building next.
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Lesson Worlds is already open in the browser. Create a family account when you want to start. The infrastructure to fulfill Kickstarter rewards is in place, so we can begin delivering on those commitments now.
This season
Development runs in weekly launches. The four dates below are this season's public aims.
Week 1 · September 18, 2026
Math worlds
Build out math worlds: more topics, with brand-new game mechanics tailored to how children practise math.
- More math topics
- New subject-specific game mechanics
Week 2 · September 25, 2026
Core school subjects
Launch richer English, geography, science, and social studies worlds.
- English
- Geography
- Science
- Social studies
Week 3 · October 2, 2026
History and languages
Launch a history world, plus French and Spanish language worlds.
- History
- French
- Spanish
Week 4 · October 9, 2026
AI world
Introductory lessons on what AI is, and how large language models work, at a level children can start to understand.
- What is AI?
- How LLMs work, at a high level
Launch dates are weekly aims, not guarantees. The live site stays open while we build.
In motion, no public date yet
Beyond these four weeks, these projects are already underway. We will date them here when a weekly launch is set.
University lessons, made for children
Working with a university professor to turn their lessons into interactive games — distilling complex topics so children can follow them and get excited to learn.
Simulations in 3D
Experiment worlds already let children change a variable and see what happens. Next we turn that simulation content into a more embedded 3D format.
See experiment worlds →Android and iOS apps
Lesson Worlds is built for the desktop browser today — no app download. Native Android and iOS apps are in motion.
Parent ambassador program
A dedicated group of parents who help curate the future of Lesson Worlds. Monthly meetings to hear the roadmap, share improvements, and give feedback.
Ask about parent ambassadors →Educator partners
We partner with experts to build free field-trip worlds. Frank Romo, a geospatial educator, already has games on the site so families can discover Lesson Worlds through play.
See Expert worlds →Art and brand identity
A graphic designer is onboarded to take our visuals further and work on a new brand identity.
Questions about what comes next?
Write us. We will keep this page current as weekly launches land.