No charge was made. You backed out of checkout, which is completely fine. The gift is right here whenever you want it.

Give your grandchild a teacher who knows their name.

If your grandkids are homeschooled, here's a Christmas gift that won't be in the toy box by January: three months with a patient, one-on-one teacher who learns their name, their pace, and what makes them light up. $87, once. It never renews, and it never sends the family a bill.

Hey,

Josh here. I built Kitchen Table School at a real kitchen table, for a real homeschooled kid, so I know what the other side of this looks like. You watch your son or daughter teach your grandkids every single day, five subjects, on top of everything else, and you want to help. You just don't want to step on their toes, and you don't want to hand them one more thing to manage.

So here's a gift that does the opposite. It takes something off their plate. For three months, their child gets a teacher who sits down with them every school day and actually teaches, and the parent gets a little of their day back.

Three months of school for one child3 × $29

What you pay, one time$87

What the family is ever charged for it$0

What your grandchild actually gets

A teacher who talks and listens. A warm, real voice. Your grandchild holds a button and talks right back, or types. It's a conversation, not a screen full of text.
She teaches at a chalkboard, works problems out one step at a time, and your grandchild solves them on their own whiteboard and shows her.
Real paper, really graded. She prints worksheets at home. Your grandchild does them in pencil, holds the page up to the camera, and she grades the actual handwriting.
She teaches from the curriculum the family already bought, or from her own built-in year plan. Nothing about how they homeschool has to change.
Kindergarten through 12th grade, all five core subjects, at your grandchild's own pace.
You can watch them grow, if the parent wants you to. Parents can send a read-only progress page to grandparents. No sign-in, nothing on it can be changed, and it never shows the lesson conversations.

How it works, in three steps

1. You buy it here. One payment of $87 through Stripe, the same secure checkout millions of stores use.
2. You get a printable card with the gift code, right on the next page and in your email. Put it in a Christmas card, or just text the code.
3. The family signs up free at kitchentableschool.com, picks "Complete enrollment," and types the code in the box on the checkout page. That's it. Three months of school for one child, nothing to pay.

When the three months are up, nothing happens on its own. If they love it, they can choose to keep going at $29 a month. If not, it simply stops. Nobody gets a bill they didn't ask for.

Why would I sell a gift that never renews?

Fair question. Most subscription gifts quietly turn into a charge on somebody's card. I'd rather earn it. I'm betting that once a family has a teacher like this for three months, they won't want to give her back. If I'm wrong, that's on me, not on them, and not on you.

Give the gift

Both names are optional. They just go on the printed card.

You'll pay on Stripe's secure page, then come right back here for the printable card. It arrives instantly, so it works even on Christmas Eve.

My promise to you: if the family tries it and decides it isn't for them, email me at hello@kitchentableschool.com and I'll refund your gift. No forms, no fight. That's the same deal every family here gets.

The honest fine print.

One gift covers one child for three months. If the family enrolls more than one child, the code covers one, and any others are the regular $29 a month (they'd see that on the checkout page before paying anything). Each code works once. There's no rush to use it.

Gifts are sold at the regular price and sit outside our 25-family founding offer, so a gifted family isn't a founding family. If you'd rather give a different amount or more months, email me and I'll help.

Kitchen Table School is a teacher and a curriculum, not an accredited school. The parent stays the homeschool teacher of record, and the account belongs to them. Kitchen Table School is a trade name of Merlene Mitigation LLC, a Texas company.

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