Type this week's topic. Get a lesson-ready story.
The illustrated story, the read-aloud narration, the comprehension questions and the vocabulary list are all produced together from a single line you type — so the prep you would normally do by hand is already done when you open the lesson.
- No writing a story from scratch
- No hunting for illustrations that match
- No recording a read-aloud
- No writing comprehension questions afterwards
5-day free trial · Up to 35 student profiles · No credit card · School approval requirements apply
How it works
From topic to story in 3 steps
Enter your topic
Type any curriculum topic, question, or learning objective — e.g. "water cycle for Grade 3" or "honesty — CBSE Class 2".
ZunoTales builds the story
The story engine creates an illustrated, narrated adventure with embedded learning objectives, key vocabulary, and pause-and-discuss questions.
Assign and track
Share with your class instantly. Monitor reading completion and comprehension results from your educator dashboard.
Used in schools
All Saints' College, Nainital
Established 1869
An ICSE school founded in 1869, using ZunoTales across its pre-primary and primary classrooms.
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Neerja Modi School, Jodhpur
Jodhpur · CBSE
A CBSE school using ZunoTales across fifteen classrooms, from nursery to grade 8.
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Story generator for any topic
Type a curriculum topic — photosynthesis, ancient civilisations, fractions — and ZunoTales returns an illustrated, narrated story with embedded learning objectives, key concepts, and comprehension questions.
Classroom management built in
Create a class roster in minutes. Students join with a code — no email required for under-13s. You control which stories are visible and can assign specific stories to individuals or groups.
Student analytics at a glance
See which students have read which stories, how they answered comprehension questions, and which vocabulary words appeared. Export reports for parent meetings or school reviews.
Safe by design
ZunoTales uses automated content checks and adult controls. AI can make mistakes; review stories and illustrations before sharing them with children.
Young Author mode for students
Designed to support shared reading and creative practice. Engagement and learning outcomes vary by child.
School-ready procurement docs
Download the product summary, data processing agreement and procurement guide for your school’s review. Approval times depend on your school.
Built for the curricula you teach
Every Learning Adventure comes with lesson notes — the learning objective, the curriculum and grade, the matched curriculum unit where there is one, and the checked key facts — plus key vocabulary in the story and a short comprehension quiz at the end.
- IB PYP — grounded in the six transdisciplinary themes, Nursery to Grade 5
- ICSE — Maths (Classes 1–6), EVS (1–5), Science and Computer Studies (3–6) drawn from unit objectives
- CBSE — Maths (Classes 1–8), Science, EVS and English (3–8) and Social Science (6–8) drawn from unit objectives
- US — Maths and Science, Grades 1–5, drawn from grade-level standards
- UK National Curriculum — Maths and Science, Years 1–6
- Australian Curriculum — English, Maths and Science, Foundation to Year 6
- UAE Ministry of Education — Maths and Science by cycle; Montessori by area
Sample story output
Students will understand how plants make food through photosynthesis.
chlorophyll · sunlight · carbon dioxide · glucose · oxygen
"Why did the little leaf turn yellow when it stopped getting sunlight?"
Questions from teachers
Do I need school IT approval to start?
Follow your school’s approval and consent requirements before entering student data. Procurement and privacy documents are available for review.
Which curricula does ZunoTales align to?
Learning Adventures draw on curriculum units for CBSE (Maths Classes 1–8; Science, EVS and English 3–8; Social Science 6–8), ICSE (Maths 1–6; EVS 1–5; Science and Computer Studies 3–6), the UK National Curriculum and Cambridge Primary (Maths and Science, 1–6), US Common Core Maths and NGSS Science (1–5), EYFS (all seven areas), the IB PYP through its six transdisciplinary themes, and Portugal’s Aprendizagens Essenciais (Maths 1–6, Estudo do Meio 1–4, Ciências Naturais 5–6), the Australian Curriculum (English, Maths and Science, Foundation–Year 6), the UAE Ministry of Education (Maths and Science, by cycle, because the Ministry publishes no grade-by-grade outcomes) and Montessori (by area). For any other curriculum, subject or grade, the lesson is written for the grade and subject you choose from general subject knowledge, not from a mapped unit, and its lesson notes say so. These are our own mappings — ZunoTales is not affiliated with, approved by, or endorsed by any examination board, ACARA or the IB Organization.
Can students use ZunoTales independently?
Yes. Students in your class can use Young Author mode to write and illustrate their own stories, or use Learn Adventure mode to explore curriculum topics. All content is filtered through a child-safety layer before delivery.
How does the classroom analytics work?
Your educator dashboard shows reading engagement per student, stories completed, vocabulary introduced, and comprehension question results. You can export reports for progress reviews or parent meetings.
Is there a cost to try it with a class?
Signing up as an educator starts a free 5-day trial with full access to every educator feature — story creation, classroom management and analytics — for up to 35 student profiles, with no credit card. After 5 days the account moves to the free Spark plan (3 stories a month, 1 profile) unless you subscribe. If your school needs longer to evaluate properly, get in touch and we will arrange it.
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5-day free trial · Up to 35 student profiles · No credit card · School approval requirements apply
