Baccare
One calm place for pre-K–8 practice, built on what Texas classrooms actually teach.
Baccare turns the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills into short, friendly activities for kindergarten through 8th grade, in reading and writing, math, science, and social studies, plus beginning Spanish. Pre-K practice, for 4-year-olds, follows the Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines. Every activity names the exact standard it practices. A homework helper named Bacc gives hints, never answers, and every conversation lives on the parent's account. No child ever makes an account.
Built to be used with a grown-up, not instead of one. A parent sets up what the child practices, sees every result and every Ask Bacc conversation, and invites the teachers, tutors and specialists they choose. We recommend an adult stay nearby when younger children use Baccare, especially Ask Bacc and Notes Studio.
Free for 14 days. K–8 aligned to the Texas TEKS, pre-K to the Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines (2022); Baccare is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Texas Education Agency.
Who it is for
What is inside
Practice aligned to the TEKS
Hundreds of short activities across kindergarten through 8th grade in reading and writing, math, science, and social studies, plus beginning Spanish. Every one names the exact Texas student expectation it practices, so home practice lines up with the classroom.
Ask Bacc, the helper parents can see
A homework helper that gives hints and asks questions instead of handing over answers. It stays locked to school subjects from pre-K through 8th grade, and every message, both ways, is saved to the parent's dashboard. Nothing happens on a hidden child account, because there are none.
Notes Studio
Photograph a page of your child's own class notes and turn it into a quiz, flashcards, clean study notes, or a Cornell Notes page to study from. The practice uses their material and their teacher's words, not a generic worksheet.
Progress by standard
See which TEKS expectations are sticking and which need another go, by learner and by subject, plus a calendar for what is coming up. It is practice data you can actually talk about at a conference.
Free games and every subject
Grow a garden, track real spacecraft over the Earth, and race with math facts, with no sign-in at all. The whole activity map is open to try before you ever create an account.
Supports that follow the child
Read-aloud, one step at a time, no clock, bigger buttons, fewer animations. A parent turns them on once and they follow that child through every activity, game, and conversation. Baccare adapts how work is explained, never what a child is allowed to reach.
Pre-K, for 4-year-olds
Pre-K practice is built for children who cannot read yet. Questions are read aloud, answers are pictures to tap, sessions are short, and there is no clock. It covers early reading and writing, math, science, and social studies, and follows the Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines (2022) from the Texas Education Agency, which come before the TEKS. Pre-K has no skills check yet, because four-year-olds practice rather than get tested. Ask Bacc works for pre-K too, in very short, simple sentences, with a grown-up beside the child to read its replies aloud and type.
How it works
Also works with Canvas
Schools using Canvas can add Baccare to a course, so a student launches an assigned activity from inside Canvas and the score returns to the gradebook. Families can also connect a child's Canvas so due dates and classes show up on the Baccare calendar. Both are optional; Baccare works fully on its own.
What Baccare is not
- Not a child account. Parents hold the account and add each learner with a first name and a grade.
- Not a cheat button. Bacc gives hints and explanations, never finished answers to graded work.
- Not an assessment or a diagnosis. Progress reflects short practice at home, nothing more.
- Not a claim of any compliance framework. Read the privacy policy and the safety page and decide what fits your family.
What it costs
Every new family starts with a free trial of the Family plan: 14 days free, then $14.99 a month or $119 a year. Card at sign-up, with a $1 parent-verification charge that comes off your first bill; cancel before day 15 and you pay only that $1. The Family plan includes three learners, with each additional learner $3 a month. It unlocks every activity and game, Ask Bacc, Notes Studio, printables, assignments, and progress by standard. Cancel any time. If your family ever needs more Ask Bacc or Notes Studio in a month, an extra pack is $4.99 and never expires.
Questions parents ask
Do I need to be in Texas?
No. Baccare is built on the Texas TEKS, which makes it a natural fit for Texas families and homeschools, but the reading, math, science, and social studies skills are the same core skills taught everywhere. Anyone can use it.
Does my child make an account?
Never. You hold one parent account and add each learner with a first name and a grade. Children do not sign in. What they type to Ask Bacc or upload to Notes Studio is kept on your account, screened for personal information, and yours to read and delete.
Is the AI helper safe?
Bacc is locked to school subjects from pre-K through 8th grade, gives hints rather than answers, never role-plays, and every message in both directions is saved to your dashboard. Anything that trips a guardrail is flagged for you to review. The safety page and the AI disclosure have the details.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes. The Free Play games and the Learn activity previews work with no sign-in, and every new family gets a 14-day free trial of the full Family plan. Cancel in Billing before day 15 and you pay only the $1 parent-verification charge.
Which grades and subjects?
Pre-K through 8th grade, in reading and writing, math, science, and social studies, plus beginning Spanish from kindergarten up, each activity tied to the Texas standard it practices.
Is there practice for pre-K?
Yes, for 4-year-olds. Questions are read aloud, answers are pictures to tap, and sessions are short, with no clock. Pre-K follows the Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines (2022), not the TEKS, which start at kindergarten. There is no skills check for pre-K yet. Ask Bacc helps too, with a grown-up alongside.
Make room to learn.
Try it free for 14 days. No child accounts, and something worth practicing today.