Questions and answers

Pick the skill your child is learning this week and do one round of 10 questions, a few times a week. Start on Easy, or tap Smart so it adjusts. Ask “What do you think?” before checking, and read the explanation together. If a math or reading skill feels hard, tap I Don’t Get It for tiny steps. A free grown-up account saves progress and shows a private dashboard.

Pre-K through 12th grade in Math, English, Science and Social Studies. Practice is organized by quarter and by skill, so it can follow what your child is learning in school. Math is the deepest subject today, and the others are still growing.

When a child is stuck on a math or reading skill, they pick a theme they like and get a short ladder of lessons: first a worked example, then a tiny step, a small step, and finally a grade-level problem. Two correct answers in a row move up a step, and two misses go back a step with a picture that shows why.

Yes. After every question, children see why the answer works, and many Math explanations include a picture. Hints are free for everyone, and a wrong answer gets encouragement, never shame.

There are no ads and no chat, and nothing is sold. Only a parent or legal guardian creates an account; children get a simple sign-in made by the grown-up and never give an email address. See the Privacy page for details.

You see a private progress page for each child, choose how many questions are in a practice round, and can turn on a gentle, optional timer that never stops a question or counts against a score. You can also download or delete your account and your child’s history.

Yes. A short free lesson and some practice are available without an account. A free grown-up account gives more each day, and the Plans page shows what each plan includes.

We built it to be calm. A wrong answer never takes points or stars away, and it gets an encouraging “Nice try!” with the reason why. Any timer is off unless you turn it on, and it never stops a question or counts against a score. A grown-up can also choose how many questions are in each round.

Smart Practice is a round of 10 questions that gets a little easier or harder as your child answers, so the practice stays at the right level. Look for the “Smart” button next to each skill. Two correct answers in a row move up a level, and two misses move back down, never on a single miss.

Children earn stars, streaks and badges. After 10 questions in 30 days, a grown-up can print a certificate of effort for each child from the dashboard.

Not yet. DanStudyPath works in the web browser on any phone, tablet or computer, with nothing to download or install. Just open the website. On many phones you can also add it to your home screen from the browser’s share or menu button, so it opens like an app.

Yes. Parents and teachers can send a request on the Contact page: choose “Skill request” and tell us the grade, the subject and the skill. We read every request and reply by email. We cannot promise every request, because each new question is checked by hand, but the skills many families ask for come first.

No. It is short, friendly practice that explains the why, so a child can work through an “I don’t get it” moment between school lessons. It does not make promises about grades.

Skills are built around widely used national frameworks: Common Core for Math and English, NGSS for Science and the C3 Framework for Social Studies. We follow these national frameworks only, and we do not claim alignment to any individual state's standards or tests.

Yes, when your child taps the button. Early-reader grades have a big “Read to me” button, and it never starts on its own.

Accounts are for parents and legal guardians today. Classroom use, with class rosters, teacher reports and a signed school agreement, is planned for later; tell us what your school needs on the Contact page.