Prodigy Math: Kids Game

Prodigy hides maths practice inside a game children want to play. Players explore a fantasy world, take on quests, collect pets and battle other characters, and every battle is won by answering a maths question correctly. The maths is not decoration bolted onto a game; it is the mechanic that makes the game work, which is why children keep practising long after they would have closed a worksheet. Questions adapt to the individual. The game tracks which skills a player has secured and which are shaky, then serves problems accordingly, so a child who has multiplication down moves on while another gets more practice where it is needed. Around fourteen hundred skills are available, covering a wide age range as a player progresses. Content is aligned to state-level curricula including Common Core and TEKS, which means what a child practises at home matches what the teacher is covering in class rather than pulling in a different direction. Over a million teachers and fifty million students use it worldwide, and teachers can see how their class is doing. Playing with friends adds the social element that keeps children returning. The core game is free to play, with an optional paid membership that adds cosmetic and gameplay extras rather than additional maths content.