Is your child keeping up
with what they are learning right now?
Find out before they fall behind. A short check on this quarter’s topics shows exactly where your child stands, in math, English, science and social studies, and practice aimed at any gaps fixes them now, so there is no catching up later.
Get startedEach grade, quarter by quarter.
Grade 3
Third grade is the year multiplication arrives, and the year a New York child sits a state test for the first time.
Grade 4
Fourth grade is where the math gets long: numbers in the hundred thousands, multiplying and dividing several digits, and fractions that have to be compared rather than just named.
Grade 5
Fifth grade is decimals to the thousandths and fractions that are multiplied and divided, not only added.
Grade 6
Sixth grade is the start of middle school math: ratios and rates, negative numbers, and equations with a letter in them.
Grade 7
Seventh grade is proportions and percent, arithmetic with negative numbers, and two-step equations.
Grade 8
Eighth grade is algebra in earnest: linear equations and functions, systems of equations, exponents and the Pythagorean theorem.
Plain answers.
Not a subscription
You buy a quarter once, or the whole year at once. Nothing renews.
Not a score prediction
The report says which topics are on track. It does not predict a State Test level, and nothing short-term practice can measure honestly would.
Built to the standards
Every question is written to New York State’s own learning standards for that grade, and is checked against them before it goes on sale.
A calendar, not the school’s
Quarters follow a typical New York school year. Schools differ, so any quarter can be bought at any time.
On sale now.
Grades 3 to 8 are all on sale, and have been checked end to end before launch. Buy a quarter, or a full year, from the parent portal.