Hand Them One Real Leg of the Trip
Designed for ages 10 to 13
Hand one real leg of the trip to your almost teenager and let them run it. Track the plan, make a decision, handle one change, and deliver the arrival briefing to the rest of the family. It teaches navigation, budgeting, and reading a map, and none of it feels like school.
A Reason To Look Up From the Phone
This exists because an almost teenager wants to be trusted with something real, and handing over a screen is not the same as handing over responsibility. Give them one actual leg of the trip, the Tube journey or the walk to dinner, and let them own it start to finish, including the part where something changes and they have to handle it.
What Children Receive
A real trip leg to plan and run
A decision they have to make on their own
One change of plan to handle
An arrival briefing script for the rest of the family
A simple budget tracker
A map reading page
PlanA Closer Look
Ten pages from the London edition, up close, so you know exactly what you are getting before you buy.
Every Co-Pilots edition
Pick your city. Each one is a real travel leg to plan and run, and you can buy it on the shop link below.
Athens
Ages 10 to 15, $8.99
Math for kids who like a hard problem, built around a real Athens travel day.
Barcelona
Ages 11 to 14, $8.99
Math for kids who like a hard problem, built around a real Barcelona travel day.
London
Ages 11 to 14, $8.99
Math for kids who like a hard problem, built around a real London travel day.
Dublin
Ages 11 to 14, $8.99
A math book for kids who like a hard problem. Budgets, exchange rates, routes and logic puzzles built around a real Dublin travel day. If math is not their thing, skip this one.
Coming soon
Tokyo
Ages 11 to 14, $8.99
A math book for kids who like a hard problem. Budgets, exchange rates, routes and logic puzzles built around a real Tokyo travel day. If math is not their thing, skip this one.
Kyoto
Ages 10 to 15, $7.99
A travel day is a set of small problems about time, space, money and people, and this notebook hands them to your teenager. A decision matrix for whose priorities win, three ways to a 10:50 meeting for a family of four, an exchange rate trap, a two stage cipher, then a six page project to plan and pitch a real Kyoto day. Gavin is the co-pilot in this one.
Rome
Ages 11 to 14, $8.99
A math book for kids who like a hard problem. Budgets, exchange rates, routes and logic puzzles built around a real Rome travel day. If math is not their thing, skip this one.
Traveling With Different Ages
The same destination may be available in several formats, which makes it easier to choose a different experience for each child.
Tell me who is coming and how long you have.
That is usually enough to know if this is a ship, a train, or a car with the windows down.
