Mythos and Maps

A home education project for learners who love fantasy, maps, and creating their own worlds

If your learner is always imagining places, drawing maps, or building worlds in games, this project gives them a way to take those ideas further — without needing you to plan it all.

Mythos and Maps is an 8-week, ready-to-use project where your learner designs their own fantasy world while building skills across writing, maths, and more.

About this Project

This project gives your learner a clear structure for building a world from scratch — without locking them into one way of doing it.

Each week introduces a new focus (maps, creatures, systems, stories), while leaving space for your learner to follow their own ideas.

Everything is designed to be flexible, low-pressure, and easy to run at home.

So instead of figuring out what to do next, you can step back and support your learner as they build something that’s genuinely theirs.

  • Flexible pace

    Designed as an 8-week project, but fully flexible. Go faster or slower depending on your child.

  • Flexible format

    Printable PDFs you can use online or offline.

  • Flexible subjects

    This project covers English, Maths, History, Geography, the Arts, Science, and Design & Technology.

  • Flexible support

    Designed for UKS2 learners (approx. years 5-6), with built-in suggestions for neuro-affirming adjustments.

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What Your Learner Will Do

Over 8 weeks, your learner will:

  • Create a fantasy world inspired by their interests

  • Design maps using grids, scale, and spatial thinking

  • Invent creatures, cultures, and ecosystems

  • Build systems (magic, trade, communication, rules)

  • Develop stories, conflicts, and timelines

  • Plan journeys through their world

  • Share their world in a format of their choice

The result isn’t one “correct” outcome — it’s a fully personalised world.

Ready to Get Started?

Download your Parent Guide, Student Guide, Resource List and Learning Log - all ready to go.

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