Ages 6–12
Explorers
Stories and missions
- 15 minutes
- 12 lessons, one a week
- Story → choice → mission
Explorers vs Navigators: which is right for my child?
Quick answer
Choose Explorers for ages 6–12 and Navigators for ages 13–18. Explorers uses short stories and simple choices in 15 minutes; Navigators uses real teen dilemmas, named thinking tools and debate in 25 minutes. Both follow the same five pillars and the same 12-week, one-lesson-a-week structure.
ExplorersAges 6–12
VSNavigatorsAges 13–18
ExplorersNavigators
AgeAges 6–12Ages 13–18
Session length15 minutes25 minutes
StyleStories, pictures, simple choicesDilemmas, debate, pushback
Typical topicsHonesty, sharing, saying sorry, patienceIntegrity, peer pressure, money, online privacy
Thinking toolsStop–think–choose · How would they feel? · Three good things10-10-10 · What else could be true? · Source–evidence–motive · If–then plans
Weekly taskA small mission with familyA challenge plus a journal entry
Parent roleSees every story and joins the missionWeekly summary; the journal stays private
Same in both5 pillars · 12 weeks · 8 languages · 10 characters · voice answers · AI tutor
Quick guide by age
Ages 6–10Explorers
Ages 11–12Explorers, or Navigators if they read and debate confidently
Ages 13–18Navigators
Ages 13–18
Navigators
Real dilemmas and debate
- 25 minutes
- 12 lessons, one a week
- Dilemma → tool → challenge
Questions parents ask
What ages is Mentor for?
Ages 6 to 18, in two tracks: Explorers for ages 6–12 and Navigators for ages 13–18.
How long is the course?
12 weeks, one lesson a week. Explorers sessions take about 15 minutes and Navigators sessions about 25 minutes.
Does Mentor follow a religion?
Parents choose: universal values only, or universal values with Islamic teachings. Mentor never contradicts the family’s choice.