When your child is practicing on their own, you should be able to hand over the screen without second-guessing it. You know your child, and you're often sitting right beside them, so if something on the screen looks off, we want to hear about it.
What your child gets
- Questions read aloud. Your child can do the math even when the reading is still tricky.
- Explanations that teach. When your child misses a question, they see the right answer and why, in words made to be clear and kind.
- A hint when they're stuck. Your child can ask for one, and an "I don't know yet" carries no penalty.
Spot a problem? We'll take a look
Tap Report an issue on a question. It comes out of practice right away, and a person reads it before it goes back. Your note goes with the question, so they see what you saw. Co-parents can report questions too.
Questions parents ask
What happens when I report a question?
It comes out of practice right away and waits for a person to read it. Your note goes with it.
Are the explanations written for kids?
Yes. After a miss, your child sees the right answer and a plain-words reason, and it can be read aloud.
Can my child hear the questions read aloud?
Yes. Every question, hint and explanation can be read aloud, in a voice your child picks.
Can I report a question during a Growth Check?
Yes. You can report an issue during practice and during a Growth Check.
Can someone else who helps my child report a question?
Yes. Anyone you invite can report an issue once they accept. Learn more about keeping others in the loop →
Can I see which questions my child keeps missing?
Yes. Your dashboard lists the questions your child keeps missing, so you can talk them through together.