MAP Growth is a national interim assessment system built around NWEA’s own instructional areas/goals rather than a state test blueprint. Its math structure is aligned to CCSS-like content progressions and uses aspects of rigor as a cognitive dimension, but those rigor labels are not content domains.
MAP Growth Math 6+ math practice. Domain by domain.
MAP Growth Math 6+ math practice organized by the test's 4 official reporting domains. Together they connect 120 playable math skills to Common Core State Standards–aligned math content progressions (NWEA MAP Growth mathematics instructional areas/goals).
Reporting categories
MAP Growth Math 6+ reporting domains
Number and OperationsThe real number system, rational number operations, exponents, radicals, and quantitative reasoning with number properties.8 QsPractice →Operations and Algebraic ThinkingExpressions, equations, inequalities, functions, and algebraic structure; translating between representations and solving linear and nonlinear problems.8 QsPractice →GeometryProperties of figures, similarity and congruence, transformations, coordinate geometry, area, surface area, and volume.8 QsPractice →Statistics and ProbabilitySummarizing data distributions, comparing populations, modeling random processes, and analyzing chance and variability.8 QsPractice →
Test factsFramework Blueprint & weighting Official sources
How the MAP Growth structures Math 6+ math
NWEA publishes MAP Growth as a computer-adaptive assessment with content distributed across instructional areas/goals, but a stable public percentage weighting by instructional area was not located in the accessible official materials reviewed.
Practice by skill
Skills covered across these domains
Game plan
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Questions
MAP Growth Math 6+ math FAQ
What math does the MAP Growth cover in Math 6+?
Math 6+ math on the MAP Growth is reported across 4 official domains: Number and Operations, Operations and Algebraic Thinking, Geometry, Statistics and Probability. Each domain page here maps that reporting category to playable practice skills.
What standards is the MAP Growth based on?
The MAP Growth (Measures of Academic Progress) is built on Common Core State Standards–aligned math content progressions (NWEA MAP Growth mathematics instructional areas/goals) (national). MAP Growth is a national interim assessment system built around NWEA’s own instructional areas/goals rather than a state test blueprint.
How is Math 6+ math weighted on the MAP Growth?
NWEA publishes MAP Growth as a computer-adaptive assessment with content distributed across instructional areas/goals, but a stable public percentage weighting by instructional area was not located in the accessible official materials reviewed.
How can students practice for the MAP Growth Math 6+ math test for free?
Every MAP Growth Math 6+ domain page includes free practice questions with worked answers — 32 sample questions across these domains — and each skill links to arcade games that drill it. No sign-up is needed to start.