Let me be honest: I was ready to quit PlanetSpark after week one. My daughter looked bored. The teacher seemed too cheerful. It felt like an overpriced Zoom gimmick.

But my wife urged patience. “Let’s not make snap judgments,” she said. And I’m so glad she did.

Week 2: The Turnaround

Her coach tried something new—a puppet storytelling activity. My daughter came out laughing and wanted to perform the same for her cousins.

That was the first win.

Week 3: Building Momentum

She wrote a story with a surprise ending. Practiced her delivery multiple times. Her vocabulary shocked me. She was using words like "suspense," "reveal," and "twist."

Week 4: Full Engagement

She asked to create her own debate topic. She rehearsed on her own. I watched her confidence bloom.

What Changed? Not the Program, But Me

I stopped expecting immediate ROI. I began noticing the small changes:

• Better articulation.
• More eye contact.
• Joy in expressing herself.

Is PlanetSpark Good for Kids?

Only if you're patient. If you want instant change, it’ll disappoint you. But if you nurture the process, it works.

Final Verdict

As a dad, I used to measure success by grades. Now, I measure it in confidence and clarity. PlanetSpark helped me see growth differently. And that shift made all the difference.