Why Early Childhood Education?

New research shows that early education starting from birth to age six is the critical and unmet need of this century.

Studies have shown that every dollar invested in early childhood education results in a return on investment of $7-$13.

TEMBO RESULTS:

What TEACHERS Say…

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Tembo has an 97% NPS Score from Teachers.

Net Promoter Score (NPS) is considered the Gold Standard for how to measure results.

It’s a scale from -100 to +100.

SCALE:

  • 70 to 100 = World-Class

  • 50 to 69 = Excellent

  • 30 to 49 = Great

  • 0 to 29 = Good

  • -100 to <0 = Poor

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96% of Teachers agree Tembo increases child’s School-Readiness

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97% of Teachers agree Tembo increases child’s knowledge and social/emotional bond

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100% of Teachers agree they recommend Tembo to friends and family

TEMBO RESULTS:

What PARENTS Say…

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Tembo has an 80.5% NPS Score from Parents.

Net Promoter Score (NPS) is considered the Gold Standard for how to measure results.

It’s a scale from -100 to +100.

SCALE:

  • 70 to 100 = World-Class

  • 50 to 69 = Excellent

  • 30 to 49 = Great

  • 0 to 29 = Good

  • -100 to <0 = Poor

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100% of Parents agree Tembo increases child’s performance in school

A blue lightbulb with a brain inside, symbolizing ideas and intelligence.

100% of Parents agree Tembo increases child’s knowledge and social/emotional bond

Blue outline of a thumbs-up hand gesture, a symbol of approval or like.

97% of Parents agree they recommend Tembo to friends and family

MORE RESEARCH

Our convenient, text message early childhood education is backed by science. We employ evidence-based learning to maximize your child's potential.

Convenience & Ease of Understanding

(Reported by Parents)

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100% agree activities are easy to read & understand

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97.4% agree performing activities with children is easy

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100% agree activities are fun to engage with child

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89.7% agree activities can be done with everyday household items.

Child’s Favorite Activities

(Reported by Parents)

Two children sitting on the floor playing checkers, with colorful game pieces nearby, smiling and enjoying the game.

Play-based Game Activities

Three children, two girls and one boy, smiling and raising their hands in a friendly gesture, with a speech bubble showing a tree above the girl on the left.

Social Engagement (1-on-1, group activities)

Two children, a boy and a girl, smiling and holding pumpkin-like vegetables, with thought bubbles above their heads featuring a broccoli and a carrot, indicating they are discussing vegetables.

Specificity of Food / Nutrition

Cartoon woman practicing yoga or meditation with hands in prayer position while sitting cross-legged with eyes closed.

Gross & Fine Motor Skills (yoga, moving around, body parts

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Involving objects (puzzles, ball playing, etc.)

Child’s Favorite Activities

(Reported by Teachers)

Child drawing orange flower on paper with black marker, markers and palette on table.

Creative/art activities (colors, drawings, etc.)

Two children playing checkers and celebrating on a light blue background.

Group/Social (games, group activities)

Two children playing with puzzle pieces, one girl and one boy, both smiling and wearing blue shirts.

Involving objects (puzzle, ball playing, etc.)

Animated illustration of a woman and a boy having a conversation outdoors with a house and trees in the background, with the boy speaking about a girl.

Emotional (describing family, etc.)

Illustration of a boy with dark hair wearing a blue shirt, speaking and waving with motion notes around him, a speech bubble with the letter A.

Language (singing, alphabet, stories, rhyming, etc.)

A boy in blue shirt playing with stacking cubes and geometric shapes on a table.

Numeracy (counting, etc.)

Two young girls in blue shirts and dark pants playing together, smiling, and running, on a light blue background.

Motor (moving around, body parts)

A woman helping a young girl with her writing at a table.

1-on-1 (non-group activities)

Between the various facets of modern life, you have less time, making it increasingly difficult to educate your child at home. With an endless number of apps and more information than ever at your fingertips, it is simplify inconvenient and overwhelming for parents to find trustworthy information.

This is why our team at Tembo Education created a convenient and accessible solution that doesn't add to your child's screen time. Our activities create successful learning outcomes and opportunities for you to meaningfully bond with your child in just 15 minutes a day

Quality Learning for Your Child

Get a sample activity and find out what Tembo Education can do for you and your child.