Turn your child's lesson into a concept map they can follow
Printable templates are easy to find, but a map built from the worksheet or chapter your child is studying this week fits what they need to learn.
Why a custom map beats a generic template
A concept map for kids works best when it comes from the material your child is studying right now. Generic templates show a sample topic, but they rarely match the vocabulary or sequence of a particular class.
- Use 3 to 6 main branches for most elementary lessons.
- Keep each branch label to one or two words a child can read easily.
- Connect related branches with a short linking word such as causes or leads to.
- Review the map aloud together before asking your child to redraw it from memory.
Built from your own material
Upload a PDF, DOCX, PPTX, photo of a page, or typed notes, and the main ideas become branches.
Editable and explorable
Rename branches, move ideas around, and expand or collapse sections so the map stays readable for a child.
Study from the map
Turn branches into flashcards or a short quiz so your child can practice the ideas after reading the map.
How it works
Upload the lesson
Add a PDF, photo of a worksheet, or typed notes from the lesson.
Review the branches
Check the main topics the AI pulled out and trim anything too advanced for your child's grade.
Edit and print or study
Adjust the layout, then study the map on screen. Exporting is part of the Plus plan.
Start with the central idea from the lesson, then let the main branches show the big categories. Supporting details go underneath, so a child can follow the logic from the top down and see how each idea connects to the others.
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Frequently asked questions
How many main ideas should a kid's concept map include?
Most elementary maps work well with 3 to 6 main branches, each with a few supporting details. Start with the headings in the lesson and add smaller ideas underneath.
How can I help a child read a concept map?
Start at the central topic and follow each branch aloud, asking what your child remembers about it. Then have them redraw one branch from memory to check understanding.
Can I export the map?
Export is a paid feature. The Plus plan includes PDF, DOCX, Anki, and CSV export, while the free plan lets you study and explore maps in the browser.
Do I need a credit card to start?
No. You can start on the free plan without a credit card, which includes 3 generations per month.
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