Hunter’s Tiny Teacher Class – Learn & Publish

Before Hunter’s Tiny Teacher Class officially began, he had already tested his teaching skills… on his grandmother!
At first, he told her, “Each lesson is 20 minutes and costs $2.” Grandma agreed. But soon, Hunter had a brilliant business idea—
“Wait! Can we increase tuition? How about $5 per lesson?”

Grandma agreed again. But then, Hunter, ever the little entrepreneur, decided to send a text using Mom’s phone:
“Grandma, if you can’t pay, you can find an agent to pay me—like Grandpa!”

A few days later, he had a sudden change of heart. He called Grandma again and declared:
“Forget about it! It’s all FREE!”
However… something interesting happened. After making lessons free, the quality and frequency of lessons dropped! His enthusiasm faded, and suddenly, teaching didn’t seem so urgent anymore.

💡 Lesson learned: Teaching takes effort, and value matters!
Even funnier? Hunter’s teaching method was already based on cards! He used homemade music flashcards, wrote notes on DIY staves, and quizzed Grandma on her progress. At the end of each lesson, he’d say:
“Well, you learned well today! Go home and review!”

From One Tiny Teacher to a Global Movement
What started as a playful piano lesson for Grandma became the foundation for something much bigger—Hunter’s Tiny Teacher Class!

If a five-year-old can teach piano using homemade cards, imagine the possibilities if thousands of children around the world could teach, create, and publish their own learning experiences!

That’s exactly what the Hunter Card Thought Experiment is all about—empowering children (ages 0-6) to create, publish, and share knowledge through an interactive card system.
✔ Every child has a voice.
✔ Every child has knowledge to share.
✔ Every child deserves to be heard!

Welcome to Hunter’s 168 Cardset Thought Experiment

What is the Hunter Card Thought Experiment?
Imagine a world where every child—no matter where they are—can write, create, and publish their own ideas. Sounds ambitious? Maybe. But if we don’t try, how will we ever know?

The Hunter Card Thought Experiment is more than just a set of cards. It’s a global movement to make publishing accessible for children aged 0-6 worldwide.

Inspired by scientific replicability, this experiment challenges us to test, refine, and expand a new publishing model that belongs to children, parents, and educators—everywhere.

How Did the HUNTER CARD Come to Life?
It all started with a simple question:

💡 Can we create a universal learning tool that works for every child, everywhere?

The answer? Yes! But only if we build it together.
Traditional publishing is slow, exclusive, and adult-dominated. But what if kids could publish their own ideas today?

What if we could go beyond books and create an interactive, replicable, and fun system where kids explore, create, and share their ideas freely?

How Can We Replicate the 168 Cards?
💡 Think of it this way:
Edison invented the light bulb. But if only the bulbs made by Edison himself worked, would the world have ever lit up?
✔ Hunter Card is that light bulb.
✔ Matrix Kids Cards Publishing House is Edison.
The real challenge? Making sure this “light” can shine everywhere—from tiny rural schools to big city classrooms, from mountain villages to refugee camps.

To do that, we designed a flexible and fun 168-card framework:
1️. Follow the M.A.T.R.I.X. Structure – Every card aligns with a system covering mindset, action, thought, reflection, implementation, and exploration.
2️. Create Locally, Publish Globally – Whether in a bustling city or a remote village, kids can adapt the cards to their culture while keeping the core learning principles the same.
3️. Teach, Experiment, Expand – We don’t just hand over a system—we go with you (remotely or in person) to bring this experiment to schools, kindergartens, and learning spaces worldwide!

What’s Next? 🚀
The Hunter Card Thought Experiment is set to launch globally in carefully selected pilot locations, each representing a unique educational and cultural setting.These pilot regions will help us refine, adapt, and expand the Hunter Card system worldwide.

📍 Where We Begin:

• Montreal, Canada – Integrating bilingual education with Hunter Cards in English and French, supporting early literacy and multilingual storytelling.
• Zimbabwe – Bringing storytelling-based learning to children with limited access to books and educational resources, empowering them to become authors of their own narratives.
• Ukraine – Helping children affected by conflict express their emotions and creativity through therapeutic storytelling and personalized publishing.
• West Lafayette, USA – Partnering with early education researchers at Purdue University to explore how Hunter Cards enhance cognitive development, engagement, and interactive learning.
• Poland – Piloting art-driven education, using Hunter Cards to support visual storytelling and creativity-focused kindergarten programs.
• Iceland – Testing how minimalist, nature-inspired education benefits from an open-ended, exploration-based card system.
• Montpellier, France – Strengthening the connection between creative expression and early learning while integrating Hunter Cards into child-friendly museum and publishing spaces.
• And beyond! Wherever there are children, Hunter Card belongs.

📝 Join the Experiment: What Will YOU Teach?
This isn’t just an idea—it’s an open invitation to children everywhere:

📢 What’s your favorite thing to learn?
📢 What do YOU want to teach?
📢 What’s your $2, $5, or FREE business lesson? 🤣

👉 [Join Hunter’s Tiny Teacher Class Now!]

✨ Let’s make history—one tiny teacher at a time! 🎉

Curious about how this experiment works? Click here to explore the full Hunter Card Thought Experiment! 👇