Langford at home
Help your child build the six everyday habits through short language and maths sessions—with your support as they grow more independent.
One subscription for up to three children, each with their own profile and progress.
How it works at home
Create a profile for your child
Each child has their own learning space and progress record. You can add up to three children.
Choose where to begin
Start with Shaka for ages 2–5, or Bamboo and Boomerang for ages 6–10. The platform’s Help Me Choose option can suggest a starting point.
Follow a short guided session
Sessions take about 10 minutes. Activities open in order, so your child follows the program step by step.
Support your child and follow their progress
Give clear guidance, allow time to try and help when needed. Progress reports and assessments help you see how your child is developing.
You do not need teaching experience. The platform provides step-by-step guidance. How the Method works →
Not sure where to begin? Our free 2-Minute Family Habits Quiz helps you identify one everyday habit your child may benefit from practising. Once you subscribe, the learning platform also offers guidance to help you choose an appropriate starting program and level.
Inside the family platform
See how your child follows guided activities at home and how you can follow their progress.
Your role during a session
Stay nearby and follow the guidance for your child's age. Younger children need more support to understand the activity and settle into the routine. Give your child time to attempt a task before offering help.
A session takes about 10 minutes. Choose a routine your family can manage consistently.
What your child gets
Programs for every stage
Programs for ages 2–5 and 6–10, all included in one subscription.
Short video sessions
About 10 minutes each, guided step by step.
Paper activities for selected programs
Some programs use exercise books that you can download and print, or buy through the Amazon links in the platform. Others use online practice. See what each program uses
Guided online practice
Online activities include maths, written vocabulary and spoken practice, depending on the program, with feedback to support learning.
Progress you can see
Progress reports and a certificate for each program. Assessments depend on the program.
A space for each child
Up to three children, each with their own profile and progress.
Paper or online? It depends on the program. Some use printable exercise books, others use online practice, and some offer both. See what each program uses
Plans and pricing
One subscription covers up to three children, each with their own profile, and includes every program in the collection. Choose monthly billing for flexibility or annual billing to save.
14-day free trialMonthly
USD $12 per month
For up to three children. Billed monthly until you cancel renewal.
Start your 14-day free trialPayment details required. Unless you cancel before your 14-day trial ends, your subscription begins at USD $12 per month and renews monthly. Cancel before the trial ends to avoid a subscription charge.
Annual
USD $89 per year
For up to three children. Billed annually until you cancel renewal.
Equivalent to USD $7.42 per month. Save USD $55 compared with twelve monthly payments.
Start your 14-day free trialPayment details required. Unless you cancel before your 14-day trial ends, your subscription begins at USD $89 per year and renews annually. Cancel before the trial ends to avoid a subscription charge.
Both plans include
- 117 programs
- 56 printable workbooks (for the book-based programs)
- 5,850 video sessions
- 559 downloadable worksheets (crosswords, dot-to-dots and colouring pages)
- 5,950 online exercises (writing, pronunciation and mental arithmetic)
- 476 online assessments (in the programs that include them)
- Habit-building exercises in every session
- Instant marking of online exercises, progress reports and a certificate for each program
Formats vary by program: some use paper exercise books, others online practice. See what each program uses
Free activities for children
Colouring pages and printables your child can enjoy, with no subscription needed.
Questions families ask
How much time does Langford take each day?
A session takes about 10 minutes. Choose a routine your family can manage consistently. Short, consistent practice works better than long sessions.
Do I need any teaching experience?
No. Langford provides guided sessions and clear activities, so you don't need teaching experience or special training. Your role is to support your child, encourage independence and help establish a consistent routine.
Do I need to buy books or materials?
It depends on the program. Not every program offers both.
- Shaka uses paper exercise books.
- Bamboo Introduction to Addition & Subtraction and Boomerang Letters also use paper exercise books.
- For these book-based programs, you can download and print the book or buy it through the Amazon link.
- The main Bamboo levels use online practice at home.
- Boomerang themed vocabulary uses online written and spoken practice, with optional downloadable crosswords.
Can I use Langford with more than one child?
Up to three children, each with their own profile and access to every program.
How does the 14-day free trial work?
Eligible first-time family subscribers receive a 14-day trial starting when they enrol. Payment details are required. If you do not cancel before the trial ends, your selected monthly or annual subscription begins automatically. Cancel before the trial ends and no subscription payment is charged. There is one free trial per family.
Can I cancel my subscription?
Yes, at any time, including during the free trial. You keep access until the end of the period you've paid for. Your child's progress is saved so you can return later.
Not sure where to start?
The 2-minute quiz suggests one habit to focus on first, with a practical idea to try.
Take the 2-Minute Family Habits Quiz