MAP Growth Practice Test
The math game kids actually want to play — and it improves their MAP Growth score. Fast head-to-head math games your child will beg to keep playing — built on the skills the MAP Growth tests, for Grades K–12.
Fun in the game. Results on the MAP Growth.
They play
Quick 60–90 second math battles that feel like an arcade game, not a worksheet.
It adapts
Every match drills the exact MAP Growth skills your child is shakiest on, at their level.
Scores climb
Skills build week over week and show up where it counts: on the MAP Growth.
MAP Growth Practice Test
The math game kids battle to win — and it lifts their MAP Growth score. Live 1-v-1 matches against other kids — your student climbs the ranks and beats their friends while drilling exactly what the MAP Growth tests, for Grades K–12.
- 1Maya R.980
- 2Your student940
- 3Liam T.910
- 4Ava P.875
- 5Noah K.840
Compete in the game. Results on the MAP Growth.
They go head-to-head
Live 60–90 second math battles against other kids — fast and real, nothing like a worksheet.
They climb the ranks
Winning climbs the leaderboard and earns bragging rights over friends, with questions that adapt to your student's level.
Scores climb on the MAP Growth
Each battle drills the exact MAP Growth skills they're shakiest on, so the wins show up where it counts.
The math on MAP Growth
MAP Growth adapts to your child as they go, drawing from across the K–12 math strands. Our games cover the same domains, split by grade band.
Early grades (K–5)
- Number sense & operations
- Computation & algebraic thinking
- Measurement & data
- Geometry
Upper grades (6–12)
- Ratios, proportions & number systems
- Expressions, equations & functions
- Geometry & measurement
- Statistics & probability
Build growth, not test anxiety
A free adaptive diagnostic finds your child's real level across math strands — the same kind of adaptive read MAP Growth gives.
Short, game-based drills target the exact skills just above your child's current level — where real RIT growth happens.
Mastery tracking lets you see progress between the fall, winter, and spring windows, so each MAP season shows movement.
How MAP Growth actually works
It's a RIT score, not a grade
MAP reports a RIT score on a stable, equal-interval scale. A RIT score isn't a percentage or a letter grade — it's a point on a growth ladder, so a student's RIT in fall and spring can be compared directly to see how far they climbed.
It's adaptive
Questions get harder when your child answers correctly and easier when they don't, so the test quickly homes in on their true level. That's exactly how our diagnostic and our games scale difficulty too.
Three windows a year
Most schools test in fall, winter, and spring. The point isn't a single high-stakes score — it's the growth between windows, which is why steady practice between tests matters more than cramming before one.
It measures growth, not a cut score
Because MAP is about growth over time, the best preparation is consistent skill-building. Mastering the underlying math is what moves the RIT score — and that's what our games are built to do.
Source: MAP Growth (Measures of Academic Progress) — official test information
Practice what's on the test.
Distance formula
Expanded form
Integer operations
Isosceles triangle angles
Percent problems
Percent proportion word problems
Sprout Row
Till, plant, water, harvest — answer your way down the row before the season ends!
Balloon Pop Math
Pop balloons. Solve math. Win!
Batting Cage
Aim at the right answer, time the pitch, and crush it over the wall!
Beam Team
Fly your saucer over the night farm and beam up a critter for every right answer — first to 12 wins.