“I'm bad at math.”
They stopped saying they can't do it. Now they say they aren't the kind of person who can.
Palestine's first interactive learning journey
Interactive learning for Palestinian childrenFoundations Grades 1–5 — through play
The memorizing. The red pen. The quiet sentence — “you're just not good at this.” One year at a time, a curious child learns to stop raising their hand. Twety exists to walk that road backwards: to rebuild your child from zero, until the spark they were born with burns brighter than it ever did.
It starts with one lesson. It costs you nothing.
And you, champ — here you make, play, and win.
But nothing gets rebuilt until we're honest about what broke.
02The quiet part
You've seen the signs. You just weren't sure what to call them.
The homework battle
Two hours, three arguments, and a page that is still half empty by bedtime.
The hidden report card
The grade isn't the wound. Hiding it from you is.
The screen instead
Games give them the win that school stopped giving them. So they go where they feel capable.
None of this is your child's fault. And none of it is permanent.
What the first week looks like — clearly
- Day 1A short call. We hear where your child is stuck — no pressure, no quiz.
- Free sessionThey meet their mentor and try one small win on screen.
- Your mapYou get a plain plan: what we rebuild first, and when.
What they need isn't more pressure. It's someone to walk in front of them.
03The guide
We are not the hero of this story. Your child is.
Twety doesn't stand at the front of a classroom and talk. We walk beside your child — one mentor, one small step at a time — until they stop needing us. Every lesson is built so that your child is the one who solves it, makes it, and wins it. We just make sure the next step is one they can take.
- A mentor, not a lecturerOne familiar face who knows your child's name, level, and exactly where they got stuck last week.
- Steps small enough to winWe never hand a child a step they'll fail. Confidence is built from wins, in order.
- You get the mapEvery month you see precisely how far they've come — in their words and in numbers.
And this is the order we rebuild them in — because it cannot be done in any other.
04What we rebuild
Five things. In this exact order.
You cannot teach a child who is afraid. So we don't start with the curriculum — we start with the child. Each stage is only possible because the one before it is already standing.
- First
We rebuild their courage
Before a single sum, your child learns that being wrong is safe here. They name what they feel, they try again, and the fear of the blank page starts to let go.
- Then
We rebuild their belonging
They solve problems with other children, trade ideas, and listen. A child who feels they belong stops hiding at the back of their own life.
- Then
We rebuild their thinking
Now that trying is safe, they can build strategies, break problems apart, and discover they were never “bad at this” — they were only never shown how.
- Then
We rebuild their voice
They write their own story, invent their own game, and make something the world has never seen. This is the moment a student becomes a creator.
- Finally
We rebuild their fire
They act it out, jump it, race it, and play it. Learning stops being something that happens to them and becomes something they do with their whole body.
That's what we rebuild. Here is how the rebuilding actually happens.
05The path back
Four stages, from where they are to where they belong.
No child is thrown into the deep end. They move through four stages, and they do not move on until the ground under them is solid.
- Stage 01
We take the shame out of homework
We start where the pain is loudest. Their mentor sits with them through the real school homework until it is finished and understood — no shouting, no bedtime battles, no parent playing teacher after a long day.
- Stage 02
We make them want to come back
Every child is assessed, then every lesson is rebuilt into a game pitched exactly at their level — hard enough to matter, winnable enough to try. This is where a child stops being dragged to the screen and starts asking for it.
- Stage 03
We turn focus into a habit
The Palestinian curriculum, delivered as something they want to finish. Concentration stops being a punishment they endure and becomes the thing they don't notice themselves doing.
- Stage 04
We hand the journey to them
The goal was never dependence on us. Each month you receive the proof — what grew, what's next — until the day they open their book without being asked. That day is the finish line.
This is the ground where the fight was lost. It's the ground we take back.
06The ground
Palestinian basic curriculum subjects (Math, Arabic, English)
Grades 1–5, fully aligned with the Palestinian basic curriculum. We don't teach these subjects because they're on a syllabus — we teach them because these are the exact rooms where children are told what they're worth.
Always included
The Holy Quran & Prophetic Hadith — their compass
Skill decides what a child is capable of. Character decides what they will do with it. That's why Quran and Hadith walk beside every subject, included free with every plan — never an upsell, because who your child becomes was never an extra.
Holy QuranProphetic Hadith
And every month, all of it becomes something they can hold.
Education in Palestine
Specialized programs for the Palestinian basic curriculum — from Gaza to the West Bank and Jerusalem.
07The making
The moment they stop believing us and start believing themselves.
Once a month a box arrives with their name on it. Inside are the materials to build a real game with their own hands — and then to use it to master the very lesson that used to defeat them. A grade can be argued with. A thing you built cannot.
- They build it themselves — nobody builds it for them
- They learn it by doing it, not by memorizing it
- Creativity and logic, trained by making something real
- One finished thing every month, standing on their shelf
Twelve months from now, that shelf is the story of who they became.
How a lesson runs — no mystery
- 45 minutesLive with their mentor — focused, not endless.
- Build + playThey make or play the learning game, then lock the concept.
- School linkSame Palestinian curriculum their exams are built on.
Don't take our word for how it looks. Watch a real lesson.
A window into the lesson
See a real Twety class — sixty seconds.
Short clip from inside a live lesson. Sound optional.
This is what a Twety math lesson looks like.
None of this is a promise. Here is the record.
08The record
We don't ask you to take our word for it.
These are the numbers behind the children who walked this path before yours.
67+
children who finished first in their own schools
Measured from school reports, Jan–Mar 2025
25%
measurable growth, every single month
From Twety monthly progress reports
3×
one hour here does the work of three
125+
mentors trained to rebuild a child, not just teach one
Internal mentor training records
50%
less than families spend on tutoring and toys combined
So the only question left is how your child begins.
09Beginning
How to register and book your free lesson
The hardest part of any comeback is the first ten minutes. We made those ten minutes as easy as we possibly could.
01
Tell us about your child
One minute, no card, no commitment. Just who they are and where they're stuck.
02
We find their real starting point
A free session where we meet them, listen, and place them exactly where they actually are — not where the grade says.
03
The first win
Their first lesson. Their first game. The first time in a long time they end a school day feeling capable.
Other families stood exactly where you are now.
10They came back
Children who were written off. And what happened next.
Real Palestinian families, in their own words — the before, and the after.
What parents actually do each week
- 2–3 live lessonsOn a fixed slot that fits your house — phone or tablet is enough.
- One short updateYou see what they mastered, not a wall of jargon.
- Celebrate the winFive minutes: ask what they made. That is the whole parental job.
Your child's chapter is the one that hasn't been written yet.
11The first step
Interactive foundation plans & programs in Palestine (Grades 1–5)
No registration fees. No hidden costs. Your first week is free, and you can walk away at any time — because a child's confidence should never be locked into a contract.
The First Step
199₪ / month
Start where it hurts most — one subject
- One subject of your choice
- Holy Quran lessons
- Prophetic Hadith
- Monthly progress report
- Free introductory session
Most Chosen
The Full Journey
399₪ / month
Rebuild the whole picture — three subjects
- Three subjects of your choice
- Holy Quran lessons
- Prophetic Hadith
- Detailed monthly progress report
- Extra interactive activities & the monthly build box
- Free introductory session
Before you decide, the questions every parent asks us.
12Honest answers
FAQ about the curriculum and teachers
It is the Palestinian Ministry of Education basic curriculum for Grades 1–5 — the same content their school exams are set from. We change how it reaches your child, never what they're required to know.
Giving up is a conclusion a child reached from evidence — years of being told they can't. We don't argue with it, we replace the evidence, one small win at a time. Most parents notice the change in their child's mood well before they see it in a grade.
Each month a box arrives with safe, ready materials. During the lesson their mentor guides them step by step to build it with their own hands, then they use it to master the concept being taught. They build it — nobody builds it for them.
Yes, from your account, in one click, with nothing to explain. It's monthly with no lock-in. We'd rather earn the next month than trap you into it.
Children in Grades 1 to 5 — roughly ages 6 to 11. Every child is placed at their true level after a free introductory session, not by their age or their last report card.
Tell us and we change the mentor immediately, at no cost. This entire journey runs on trust between one child and one adult. If that isn't there, nothing else we do matters.
About 45 minutes — long enough for a real win, short enough for a child's focus.
Live lessons are the core. We can share a short recap of what was covered when a parent asks — the point is presence with the mentor, not a library of videos to binge alone.
Every mentor is selected for subject mastery and for how they rebuild a child's courage. They complete Twety's training on pacing, feedback, and safety before they meet your child — and they stay with the same child so trust can grow.
Yes. Lessons run in the browser on phone, tablet, or computer — whatever your child already uses at home.
Their comeback starts this week.
Start with a free introductory session. Meet the mentor, watch your child build something with their own hands, and see for yourself what happens when a child is led instead of pushed. Cancel any time.
No card required · Free introductory session · Cancel anytime