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Find the right place for your child to begin

Tell us what you need help with and your child’s grade. We’ll recommend one short, independent Starting Check—then give you a clear learning plan.

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Mental Math

Build speed and accuracy with numbers.

A good fit if…

Your child knows the basics but needs faster, more confident mental calculation.

What your child builds

Students learn to spot number patterns, choose efficient strategies, and calculate accurately without reaching for a calculator.

Includes: Full diagnostic · 10–12 questions

Mathematics

Find the right starting level for deeper contest-style math.

A good fit if…

Your child is ready for deeper problems than daily classwork alone provides.

What your child builds

Students connect concepts, explanations, and practice so multi-step math makes sense instead of feeling like a stack of worksheets.

Includes: Full diagnostic · 15–18 questions

Phase II Mathematics & Thinking

Explore mathematics, reasoning, and creative thinking.

A good fit if…

Your child enjoys a challenge and benefits from trying more than one path to a solution.

What your child builds

Mathematics and thinking challenges help students reason flexibly, explain their ideas, and stay engaged with complex questions.

Includes: Full diagnostic · 12 questions

Phase II Reading

Practice evidence-based reading and reasoning.

A good fit if…

Your child can read the words but needs help slowing down, finding evidence, and explaining an answer.

What your child builds

Students turn reading into active thinking: they identify key details, make supportable inferences, and explain what a passage shows.

Includes: Readiness check · one short passage

Science

See where science concepts and source skills should begin.

A good fit if…

Your child is curious about how things work and needs to connect ideas, evidence, and data.

What your child builds

Students use concepts, models, and data together so science becomes a way of thinking, not a list of facts to memorize.

Includes: Full diagnostic · 10–12 questions

Social Studies

Check readiness across history, civics, geography, and sources.

A good fit if…

Your child is preparing for a social studies event or wants history, civics, geography, and sources to feel more connected.

What your child builds

Students build background knowledge and source-reading skills so they can connect events, places, civic ideas, and evidence with confidence.

Includes: Full diagnostic · 10–12 questions

Maps, Graphs & Charts

Try visual-source and data-literacy reasoning.

A good fit if…

Your child is preparing for visual-source events or needs practice turning a map, chart, or table into an answer.

What your child builds

Students learn to read visual information carefully, compare evidence, and notice what a chart or map does - and does not - show.

Includes: Readiness check · 3 visual-source questions

Chess Puzzles

Test calculation, pattern recognition, and board reading.

A good fit if…

Your child enjoys chess or wants a structured way to build planning, calculation, and board-reading habits.

What your child builds

Puzzles make planning ahead tangible: students read the board, test an idea, and learn from the result one move at a time.

Includes: Readiness check · 3 original puzzles

CogAT Reasoning

Explore verbal, quantitative, and nonverbal reasoning.

A good fit if…

Your child enjoys patterns, word relationships, logic puzzles, or visual challenges.

What your child builds

Students practice noticing what is alike and different, finding relationships, and using logic when a question feels unfamiliar.

Includes: Full diagnostic · 9 questions

Spelling Bee

Find an appropriate spelling and vocabulary starting point.

A good fit if…

Your child loves words, is preparing for a bee, or needs a steadier way to remember spelling patterns and vocabulary.

What your child builds

Structured word practice helps students notice patterns, understand word parts, and return to difficult words until they become dependable.

Includes: Full diagnostic · 12–16 questions

1. A focused check

A short program-specific starting point

Questions match the learning area you choose, so the first result is more useful than a generic quiz.

2. A real result

Strengths, focus areas, and a next step

See what went well and which skills are worth returning to in a calm, parent-friendly learning plan.

3. A private handoff

Saved to one parent account

Your result remains available for review. Full access is optional and adds an ongoing study routine.