This is the insights page a parent sees for a 2nd grader after ten weeks of play. Pip is a made-up example.
Pip
2nd grade
All of Pip's games are counted together on this page.
Pip's next math level opened by itself yesterday: level 5, Addition and subtraction across more tens.
Pip met the rule, and Increase difficulty automatically is on.
Pip's math level moved down by itself on October 19: 2nd grade, level 3.
Pip kept missing questions at level 4, so the game moved Pip to an easier level. It moves up again as Pip gets the questions right.
What stands out
24 of Pip's 30 wrong answers in the last 7 days fit one mistake: off by one. It is the same error at every size: 15 − 9 → 7 in 1st grade, 48 − 8 → 39 in 2nd grade.
Progress
Last 7 days: Pip practiced on 5 days for 21 minutes and answered 196 problems. Answers were 85% right, up from 84%, at 6.4 seconds a problem, faster than the 7 days before.
Pip learned 1 fact in the last 7 days; 2 slipped.
Less practice than before.
Less practice than before.
That is good: more answers right.
That is good: a little quicker than before.
Changes compare with the 7 days before.
Every skill, kindergarten to 5th grade
One square per question type, in the order the levels open. The outline is Pip's level now.
- Fluent
- Getting there
- Stuck
- Not reached yet
Kindergartennot started
- L1
- L2
- L3
- L4
- L5
- L6
- L7
- L8
1st gradeall 8 levels, 5 gaps
- L1
- L2
- L3
- L4
- L5
- L6
- L7
- L8
2nd gradelevel 5 of 8
- L1
- L2
- L3
- L4
- L5
- L6
- L7
- L8
3rd gradestarted
- L1
- L2
- L3
- L4
- L5
- L6
- L7
- L8
4th gradenot started
- L1
- L2
- L3
- L4
- L5
- L6
- L7
- L8
5th gradenot started
- L1
- L2
- L3
- L4
- L5
- L6
- L7
- L8
Grades below Pip's own are read from every answer so far; Pip's grade and above from the last 30 days of answers, or the last 30 answers on a skill when that is more. Tap a square for its questions, mistakes and a practice sheet.
Mistake patterns
Pip's 30 wrong answers in the last 7 days, by what went wrong.
24
Off by one
1st and 2nd grade. 8 + 7 → 16 (15)Stuck
2
Forgot to carry or borrow
2nd grade. 38 + 45 → 73 (83)Getting there
2
Digits reversed
1st grade. 38 + 45 → 38 (83)Stuck
1
Smaller digit from the larger
2nd grade. 62 − 27 → 45 (35)Getting there
1
Wrong operation
1st grade. 15 − 9 → 24 (6)Fluent
Over the last 8 weeks
% right each week, all skills.
- 76%Sep 7
- 84%Sep 14
- 77%Sep 21
- 87%Sep 28
- 83%Oct 5
- 76%Oct 12
- 84%Oct 19
- 87%Oct 26
Usual time went from 7 s (week of Sep 7) to 6 s (week of Oct 26).
KnownShakyStuckNot tried
Practice tonight
The facts Pip missed most lately, each with one way to think about it.
- 8 + 7
One more than a double. 7 + 7 is 14, and one more is 15.
- 15 − 9
Go down to 10 first. 15 − 5 is 10, and 4 less is 6.
- 61 − 1
Start at 61 and count back 1.
Next level
Level 6 opens by itself when all three of these are done.
- Not yet: 2 kinds of question need 20 answers each
- Done: 85% right over the last 90 answers (now 88%)
- Done: Level 5's newest kinds of question: 8 right of 10
Recent play
All play sessions| Day | Min | Right | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sat, Oct 31Sumhaven | Sumhaven | 4 | 33/37 |
| Fri, Oct 30Sumhaven | Sumhaven | 5 | 41/46 |
| Thu, Oct 29Sumhaven | Sumhaven | 5 | 33/41 |
| Wed, Oct 28Pushback | Pushback | 4 | 28/32 |
| Sun, Oct 25Pushback | Pushback | 4 | 31/40 |
Minutes per day
Practice calendar
Each square is one day, shaded by how many minutes of math Pip did. Tap a day to see the number.
4 days in a row.
October 2026
October 2026
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
- Minutes of math:
- none
- under 5
- 5 to 9
- 10 to 19
- 20 or more
- today
October: practiced on 23 days for 2 hours.
Daily goal
No daily goal is set for Pip. A goal is a number of minutes of math a day; a parent can set one.
Worth a look
Things to know about recent play. These do not change with the dates you pick.
6 + 9 has been missed for two weeks running.
5 + 8 has been missed for two weeks running.
Today
Pip spent 4 minutes answering 37 problems today, 33 of them right.
This week
Pushback
minutes of math8problems72right59Sumhaven
minutes of math13problems124right107
In all, Pip has played Bloom for 1 hour, Extra Credit for 6 hours and Sumhaven for 9 hours.
13 of the last 100 answers were read out loud.
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