Learning that
helps every child shine.

Temari helps Ethiopian children learn through short lessons, clear instructions, guided practice, and encouraging feedback.

First lesson is free. No sign up. No card.

The way to getting good.

Three small steps, every day. Quiet practice now, calm tests later.

Lessons that feel like a game

Five minute bites that build the skills the next test wants. Stars, streaks, tiny stories. They open it without being asked.

Ages 6 to 13Test ready, week by weekSee their progress

Honest answers, real progress

“I forgot” and “I don't know” are real answers. That is how we find the small gaps before the test does.

Instant feedbackFinds the gapsCalm controls

Parents stay in the loop

See what your child practised, where they are strong, and one thing you can help with — in under a minute.

Weekly summaryNotes for parentsProgress you can see

A robot bakes 12 cookies and shares
them with 4 friends. How many does
each friend get?

3 cookies
4 cookies
12 cookies
8 cookies

Tap an answer to see what the mentor would say.

Questions parents ask.

The things parents ask us about most. Short answers, no fluff.

01Will Temari help my kid get ready for exams?+

Yes. Practice is aligned to the school curriculum, so your child practices the right stuff every day. Small wins add up, and tests stop feeling scary.

02Is it really free to try?+

Yes — take a full demo quiz on any subject and grade without an account. Sign up when you want progress tracking, flashcards, and the parent dashboard.

03What ages and grades does it cover?+

Subjects across grades 1–12, from first-grade maths to grade-12 physics — with content added continuously.

04What do I see as a parent?+

A simple dashboard: what your child practised, their strong and weak topics, and one helpful thing you can do — plus a weekly summary.

Test week scares them. Exam time
scares you. You are not alone.

Big classes. Tired teachers. A test every term and a big exam at the end of the year. Most parents are too busy to spot the small gaps until they show up on a report. The earlier they get a tiny win, the calmer test day feels for both of you.