Help your student thrive in math and English
Prodigy is a highly engaging platform that’s aligned to state standards for grade 1-8 math and grade 1-6 English. We are an approved vendor with Scholarship and Grant Programs across the country.
96% of parents and teachers were satisfied with the educational impact of Prodigy Math*
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"Prodigy is a great way to get kids who don't like math into math."
Caralena Luthi
Parent
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"I love that Prodigy is fun for students. Students who did not like math before love math now. Prodigy helps students grow in math in a fun way."
Alexandra S.
6-8th Grade Teacher
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"My son actually begs me to let him play Prodigy."
Rainah Pray
Parent
*Based on a survey of parents and a survey of teachers commissioned by Prodigy Education.
How Prodigy works
Boost engagement in your classroom with two captivating learning games.
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Students play Prodigy games
In Prodigy Math, students are wizards engaged in epic math battles. In Prodigy English, students collect and harvest resources to build their very own world
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Students answer in-game questions
As they battle or build, students answer questions to progress. All question content is teacher-made and is delivered through our adaptive algorithm.
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Parents & teacher track learning
As they play, parents and teachers can track student progress against the standards and topics in their grade, so you can cheer them on or help where necessary.
Kids don’t have to choose between homework and playtime with Prodigy
Trusted by more than 3 million teachers around the world, our online educational platform keeps learning fun for your child.
- Boost your child’s math confidence: Students with a negative attitude towards math reported twice the level of math enjoyment in just a few months**
- Master more math skills: In a research study with a mid-sized Texas district, students using Prodigy achieved 15% higher median standardized test scores than non-Prodigy users.**
- We've got your back. Parents don't need to be a math wizard or grammar pro to help their child. Our adaptive algorithm
Support your child’s math learning with a Prodigy parent account
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Parent portal
See instant data on your child’s progress, all in one place.
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Monthly report card
Get a detailed, skill-by-skill breakdown delivered straight to your inbox each month.
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Curriculum Progress report
Find out which grade-level math skills your child has mastered from their curriculum.
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More powerful parent tools
Members get even more ways to support learning. Set Goals for your child, send in-game Cheers, print custom Practice Sheets and more!
Why Prodigy?
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"Students are more confident because of the extra practice they receive with Prodigy Math Game. My students typically score higher on math benchmarks because I’m able to differentiate instruction using the Prodigy reports!"
Kimberley Martin
2nd grade teacher & math interventionist Wisconsin
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Prodigy supports students, educators and schools
See the Case StudiesSee how Prodigy has helped educators and schools succeed with game-based learning.
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Students play Prodigy games
See the ResearchIn Prodigy Math, students are wizards engaged in epic math battles. In Prodigy English, students collect and harvest resources to build their very own world.
Frequently Asked Questions
What curriculum does Prodigy use?
Prodigy’s questions are based on the curriculum your child is taught in school. Our certified teachers work hard to make sure at-home play is always aligned with the classroom.
Prodigy Math covers mathematics standards for grades 1-8 across the United States, Canada, India, the United Kingdom and Australia. Explore our math skills and standards to see how it aligns to your child’s curriculum.
Prodigy English is aligned with Common Core language, reading and writing standards for grades 1-6. Explore our English language arts skills and standards to see how it aligns to your child’s curriculum.
What does Prodigy do to protect safety and privacy?
At Prodigy, we take your child’s privacy very seriously. While they play, no personal information or inappropriate language can be shared with or seen by any other user.
We partnered with an independent privacy expert (iKeepSafe) to ensure full compliance with all federal privacy legislation — like FERPA and COPPA — as well as state legislation.
What's the difference between Prodigy English and Prodigy Math?
Prodigy English and Prodigy Math are both adaptive, engaging, game-based learning platforms designed to help students love learning. And Prodigy Math and Prodigy English’s in-game educational questions are free!
In Prodigy English, players answer language, reading and writing questions to gain energy that allows their in-game character to build their own world.
In Prodigy Math, players answer math questions to help them win battles, complete quests and earn amazing rewards.
Can I log on to Prodigy English with my Prodigy Math account?
Yes! While Prodigy English and Prodigy Math are two unique adventures, players, teachers and parents can log on to both with one Prodigy account.
Don’t have a Prodigy account yet? Sign up now!
How does Prodigy Math progress in difficulty?
Prodigy Math determines your child’s skill and grade level using a placement test.
The placement test starts immediately when your child starts playing the game. It starts one grade below the one you or your child selected when setting up their account. Then, it works upwards to determine your child’s actual grade level.
When the placement test ends, Prodigy’s adaptive algorithm continues to track your child’s progress, going back to basics or jumping ahead, based on your child’s unique needs.
How do I connect with other Prodigy parents?
Join ourFacebook community to connect with other Prodigy parents like you. Plus, you’ll get exclusive Prodigy tips and updates!
Can I create a teacher account as a homeschooler for more functionality?
Yes! Please reach out to our support team with this request at support@prodigygame.com after your purchase, and we can change your Parent account into a Teacher account.
A teacher account will give you additional features to personalize your child’s learning, such as assigning specific practice questions.
