Truly adaptive
Every item is picked from a Rasch-calibrated bank near your child's current ability, exactly like the real engine. Questions get harder after correct answers and easier after misses.
MAP PRACTICE K–12 · SAT & ACT PREP 8–12
Standardized test practice that feels just like the real thing — then teaches what they missed.
Adaptive MAP test practice for kindergarten through grade 12, scored on the RIT scale just like MAP testing at school. When they get a question wrong, Learning Mode explains it. After the test, a parent-friendly AI summary and improvement plan turn every session into a next step. High schoolers can add timed Digital SAT and ACT practice with an AI study plan that adapts after every session. New to MAP testing? Explore SAT & ACT prep
Kids and teens can start improving their scores with as little as 20 minutes a day — short daily sessions beat cramming every time.
RIT scoring & reports
Overall RIT with standard error, percentile rank, instructional-area ranges, Lexile and Quantile estimates, and projected growth to the next term.
iPad-first testing room
Full-screen, one question at a time, no going back, on-screen calculator and passage highlighter — the same testing routine your kids already know.
Learning Mode
Turn off the stopwatch and turn on real teaching. When your child misses a question, the AI explains exactly what went wrong and how to reach the right answer — in writing and out loud.
AI summaries
After every session, a plain-language summary written for parents highlights what went well, where they slipped, and what to do next — so you understand the report without a manual.
SAT & ACT prep
For grades 8–12: timed Digital SAT (adaptive two-module format) and ACT practice tests, score ranges, an AI tutor for every miss, and a week-by-week study plan to test day.
Improvement plans
Each session ends with concrete next steps tailored to your child's weak spots, and a running growth chart tracks whether those weak spots are turning into strengths over time.
Learning Mode · AI Summaries · Improvement Plans
Practice the test, then actually learn from it.
Choose Mock test for a faithful, scored run that mirrors the real MAP Growth experience — or switch on Learning Mode. There's no score and no pressure; when your child misses a question, the AI breaks down what went wrong and walks through the right approach in plain language, with optional read-aloud so younger kids can follow along by ear.
Every session ends with a parent-friendly AI summary: what went well, where they slipped, and a concrete improvement plan for the weak spots — so you always know the next thing to practice.
See how it worksAI summary — Math session
Written for you from your child's answers
Mia is right on track for grade 4 — her number-sense is strong.
Most misses came from multi-step word problems, where she tends to stop after the first step. Try two-step problems with small numbers this week.
Went well
Addition, subtraction, place value
Slipped
Multi-step word problems
Next step
Two-step problems, small numbers
See your child's growth at a glance
Every test adds to a growth chart compared with the national grade-level average, plus an AI summary that explains it in plain language.
20 minutes a day
Small daily sessions. Visible score gains.
Improvement comes from frequency, not marathons. A short session each day — as little as twenty minutes — is enough for a child or teen to start improving their scores, because the platform decides where those minutes go: questions stay at their level, every miss gets explained, and the AI summary names the next thing to practice.
One adaptive session
A quick practice test, one question at a time, ending when the engine is confident it knows their level.
A drill on yesterday's miss
Learning Mode walks a missed question through step by step, in words they can read or hear.
One clear next step
The AI summary says exactly what to practice next, so tomorrow's session starts warm.
One parent account, every student
Add a profile for each student with their grade level, from kindergarten through grade 12. Scores, growth trends, and item reviews stay separated per student and per subject. Invite a co-parent to share the view and manage profiles together.
Create your family account