Learn, as a checklist
Mark each benchmark when it is met. Completing a foundational list generates the expanded list so growth can be compared over time.
For families, counselors, and teachers
See the whole child, not just the score.
Whole Child Record is a living picture of growth — social-emotional, physical, language, cognitive and academic, arts, and adaptive skills — from PK–high school. Tailor each child’s Learn lists — hide what doesn’t apply, add what does. Type a moment or paste a report and AI will suggest the domain.
Sample record · tap to open
Jordan Hale
Expanded · Room 12 · 8 years · fictional
Social-Emotional70%
Language55%
Cognitive & Academic42%
Physical Development80%
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Sort with AI
Write one observation or paste a report. AI places each item on a domain. Confirm, then save to the journal, a custom benchmark, or a matching catalog skill.
A journal, not a log
Special notes are a free-write space. Add details or attach a photo so the moment sits beside the record.
Yours, signed in
Records belong to your account. Bring in notes from more than one source, invite others to add theirs, and you keep control.
The framework
Six domains from the Whole Child framework, used from PK through high school. Cognitive includes literacy, math, science, social studies, and language acquisition.
Social-Emotional
Feelings, relationships, belonging, and working with others.
Physical Development
Movement, body awareness, fine motor, fitness, and health.
Language
Listening, speaking, and communicating with different audiences.
Cognitive & Academic
Thinking, literacy, math, science, social studies, and additional languages.
Arts & Creativity
Visual art, music, movement, drama, and making original work.
Adaptive & Executive Function
Self-control, flexibility, goals, study habits, and navigating the day.
This is an observation notebook, not a diagnostic test. Read sources and how we use them.