Home/Placement/Your results
Placement complete

The results.

148/198 problems correct (75%)11m 58s total time spent

What you crushed

Your strongest topics
Surface area and volumeGeometry · 10th grade
Mastered
Circles with inscribed right triangles and squares (ACT)Geometry · 10th grade
Great
Graphing linear inequalitiesAlgebra · 9th grade
Great

What needs work

Where to focus next
Fraction word problems — find total (ACT)Algebra · 7th grade
Needs work
Similar triangle shadows (ACT/SAT/PSAT 8/9/10)Geometry · 8th grade
Needs work
Comparing dot plot data setsStatistics · 8th grade
Needs work
By test concept

Where you stand,
by concept.

Your accuracy across each domain and skill this test measures — rolled up from every topic you played.

Major Content

11 skills
Grade-specific major content standards and LEAP evidence statements by grade
Almost there
Type I tasks aligned to the major content standards for the grade
Almost there
Content examples on the guides include Grade 5: operations with decimals; fraction problems; interpreting fractions/place value/scaling; volume; multiplying and dividing whole numbers
Great
Interpreting functions
Needs work
Solving algebraically
Needs work
Solving graphically / rate of change
Great
Standards and evidence statements include A-SSE, A-CED, A-REI, F-IF, F-BF, F-LE, S-ID, and related LEAP evidence statements
Needs work
Examples include function notation, solving linear and quadratic equations, graphing and interpreting functions, and analyzing data
Needs work
Similarity in trigonometry / modeling and applying
Needs work
Standards and evidence statements include G-CO, G-SRT, G-GPE, and Geometry LEAP evidence statements
Almost there
Examples include transformations, similarity, right-triangle trigonometry, and geometric modeling
Almost there

Additional & Supporting Content

12 skills
Grade-specific additional/supporting content standards and LEAP evidence statements by grade
Great
Type I tasks aligned to the grade’s additional and supporting content
Great
Grade 5 examples include write and interpret numerical expressions; analyze patterns and relationships; measurement conversion; data representation; coordinate plane; classifying two-dimensional figures
Mastered
Equivalent forms and properties of expressions
Needs work
Zeros of quadratic functions and graphing
Needs work
Systems of linear equations
Great
Graphing linear, quadratic, piecewise linear, and exponential functions
Needs work
Constructing linear and exponential functions
Needs work
Congruence/angle and circle-related supporting content
Great
Geometric proofs and constructions content
Great
Coordinate and geometric measurement content
Almost there
Content and evidence statements include G-CO, G-C, G-GPE, G-GMD, and Geometry LEAP evidence statements
Almost there

Expressing Mathematical Reasoning

7 skills
Reasoning about rational and irrational numbers
Great
Reasoning about the number or nature of solutions to equations and systems
Needs work
Reasoning about transformations of functions and linear/exponential growth
Needs work
Reasoning from grade 8 revisited linear-equation content
Great
Constructing and critiquing arguments about geometry and similarity
Needs work
Reasoning about relationships among geometric figures and equations
Almost there
Evidence statements cover content such as coordinate geometry, transformations, similarity, and area/volume relationships
Almost there

Modeling & Application

8 skills
Multi-step contextual problems across 7.RP, 7.NS, 7.EE, 8.EE, and Algebra I content
Needs work
Constructing and applying linear and exponential function models
Needs work
Micro-models and reasoned estimates
Needs work
Applications involving equations, inequalities, function interpretation, and data
Needs work
Multi-step contextual geometry problems
Almost there
Perimeter, area, and volume leading to quadratic equations
Mastered
Applied right-triangle trigonometry
Almost there
Modeling tasks involving area/volume and coordinate geometry
Almost there
By grade level

Accuracy by
grade.

How you did at each grade level — the clearest read on where the work starts getting hard.

By grade

10 grades
Kindergarten2 topics
Mastered
1st grade2 topics
Mastered
4th grade1 topic
Great
5th grade2 topics
Great
6th grade1 topic
Great
7th grade2 topics
Almost there
8th grade4 topics
Almost there
9th grade18 topics
Needs work
10th grade6 topics
Almost there
11th grade2 topics
Almost there
Your plan

A plan to
close the gaps.

With just 20 minutes a day, your 24 focus areas can become your strengths — in as little as 36 weeks.

Today
Fraction word problems — find total (ACT)
67%
Similar triangle shadows (ACT/SAT/PSAT 8/9/10)
50%
Comparing dot plot data sets
67%
The discriminant and quadratic formula
50%
Compare standard deviation of data sets (ACT)
60%
Common factor factoring (SAT)
60%
Factored polynomial x-intercepts (SAT)
60%
Equation of a line from a graph (ACT/SAT/PSAT 8/9/10)
60%
20 min/day
In 36 weeks
Fraction word problems — find total (ACT)
90%
Similar triangle shadows (ACT/SAT/PSAT 8/9/10)
95%
Comparing dot plot data sets
90%
The discriminant and quadratic formula
100%
Compare standard deviation of data sets (ACT)
98%
Common factor factoring (SAT)
95%
Factored polynomial x-intercepts (SAT)
98%
Equation of a line from a graph (ACT/SAT/PSAT 8/9/10)
93%

You've got the read. Now level up.

You've seen your strengths and your gaps. Your daily plan turns them into games that target each gap until your numbers climb. Every game, every grade, one pass.

Subscribe now
The science

Why this
works.

This isn't drilling for the sake of it. The plan is built on how kids' brains actually learn math.

01

Fluency kills silly mistakes

When the basics are automatic, the brain stops spending effort on them — freeing working memory for the actual problem. Less cognitive load, fewer careless slips.

02

Math facts, memorized

Instant recall of number facts is the foundation everything else is built on. We drill them to true automaticity, not just "good enough."

03

Spaced repetition, built in

We resurface each skill right before it would fade — the spacing effect — so what your child learns actually sticks instead of leaking away by next week.

The math on cost

Cheaper than
a tutor.

Regular tutoring runs hundreds of dollars a month — and the help is gone the moment each session ends. Here, daily practice costs a fraction of that.

A private tutor$520+/mo
  • Two 1-hour sessions a week
  • Scheduling around their calendar
  • Nothing to show between sessions
  • $60+ an hour, every session
Sports Academy Games$200/mo
  • Practice every single day
  • Play anytime, on any device
  • Progress you can watch climb weekly
  • Every game, every grade included
Why us

Not another
worksheet app.

Khan and IXL hand kids problem sets. We find the exact gaps, then close them with games kids actually want to play.

Khan / IXLSports Academy Games
Finds the exact gapsGeneric grade tracksPer-topic, per-grade diagnosis
Kids actually want to playWorksheet fatigueReal arcade games
Drills facts to fluencyPractice setsSpeed + mastery built in
Adapts every dayManual assignmentsAuto-rematched nightly
Last call

Don't lose this.
Unlock the games.

The placement we just built only matters if the practice actually happens. Start the plan and the daily playlist is ready in your inbox tonight.

Cancel anytime· 14-day refund· Secure checkout