Discover what your child knows
and where they need support
Take the assessment at home, get a clear score and skill by skill results, then receive a workbook built around their mistakes.
Typical for grade 6 is around 620. The range shows how confident the estimate is.
40 minutes, at home.
Take it at home, whenever it suits you. Your child can work independently on any device, and by the evening, you have a clear picture of where they stand.
3 subjects, and an exact level.
One purchase covers math, reading and writing. You get a level, a named list of skills, and the practice that follows from it.
A test that adapts,
question by question.
Harder after a right answer, easier after a wrong one. It finds the real level in about five questions instead of marching them through forty at the wrong one.
Every skill named,
and analyzed
Eight pages. A score with its honest range, every strand marked strong or worth work, and the likely thinking behind each wrong answer.
Their tailored
workbook.
A 10-week, skill-level-adjusted workbook compiled based on the insights from your child's test results. About one chapter per week.
At their own pace.
As quick as 40 minutes per subject, on any device. Pause and restart as often as they need.
They complete it individually
Select the right package for you.
Nothing renews. No subscription. Add the workbook later if you want to see the report first.
Test + report
- 42 adaptive questions
- Math, reading and writing
- Score with its honest range
- Every skill named
Test + report + workbook
- Everything in the Test + report package
- Plus the workbook
- Ten weeks of material
- Built from your child's wrong answers
Add the workbook
- Same workbook
- Same child's results
- No need to retest
- Nothing renews
Three steps.
They complete the test.
About 40 minutes at home, on any screen. The questions adapt as they answer, so nobody spends the entire test working at the wrong level.
You read the report.
After the test you get the full report, every question reviewed with the possible conceptual difficulties, the weak skills named, and a practice workbook built from their own results.
They work the book.
Ten weeks of material generated from their own answers. One chapter a week, aimed only at what actually needs work.
What parents say about PoP:
"I stopped guessing. The report named four skills, we worked on two of them, and her next school report actually moved."
The things parents ask first.
No. It is the same kind of adaptive test, built on the same methodology, but Point of Progress is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to MAP Growth, CAT4, Star Assessments, i-Ready or Cambridge Checkpoint. Their test is sat under supervision in exam conditions. Ours is taken at your kitchen table, so treat the score as a guide rather than a substitute.
About 40 minutes in one sitting. The test adapts, so it narrows in on the real level in roughly five questions rather than working through a fixed set. You have a year to start and 30 days to finish, and you can stop and restart as often as you need.
No. It is a single payment. There is no subscription, no trial that converts, and no card left on file afterwards. If you buy the report first and want the workbook later, that is a separate $9.99 whenever you choose.
Grades 3 to 10. One purchase covers math, reading and writing together, so you do not have to guess which one to test.
Ten chapters of graded material, generated after the test from your own child's wrong answers. Roughly one chapter a week, so a whole term of practice goes only where it is needed. You can look through a full sample chapter on the workbook page.
Start the year knowing.
A new school year is the one moment when knowing exactly where your child stands turns into a whole year of aiming at the right things.