Practice for the MAP Growth test · Grades 3–5

15 minutes a day.
Level up for the MAP Growth test.

Short daily practice in Math, Reading and Language Usage, built around the skills MAP Growth covers. Kids get a game-like streak. Parents get clear results and what to practice next.

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120 original questions · 16 reading passages · 4-week reading-focus plan

📖 Reading✏️ Language Usage🔢 Math

How a 15-minute day works

A little of each subject, every day. Spaced practice helps skills stick, and it matches the real test, where kids need to stay sharp in all three.

Focus

8 min

📖 Reading

One short passage (fiction, nonfiction or poetry) and 3–4 questions on main idea, evidence, vocabulary and craft.

4 min

✏️ Language Usage

About 5 quick questions on grammar, punctuation, capitalization, spelling and how writing is organized.

3 min

🔢 Math

About 3 problems to keep math sharp: number sense, operations, algebraic thinking, geometry and data.

Reading-focus mix shown (great when reading is the weaker subject). Parents can switch to a balanced 5 / 5 / 5 mix anytime.

What's covered

Questions are grouped by the instructional areas MAP Growth reports use, at three difficulty bands for grades 3–5.

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Math

Number (computation and number sense)
Algebra (patterns, expressions, equations)
Geometry; Probability & Statistics

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Reading

Fiction, Poetry, and Drama
Nonfiction
Vocabulary and Literary Devices

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Language Usage

Grammar and Usage
Capitalization, Punctuation, and Spelling
Narrative, Expository, and Argumentative Writing (editing and planning, no essays)

See it in action

Works in the browser on phones, tablets and computers. Nothing to install.

Practice screen: a reading passage and a multiple-choice question — **Practice**Read, answer, and get an explanation right away.

Results screen: percent correct by subject and skill — **Results**Percent correct by subject and skill, every session.

Parent area: progress and informal level estimate — **Parent area**Progress over time and what to practice next.

Results parents can actually use

After every session: percent correct for each subject and strand, a review of every answer, and a suggested focus for next time.

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By subject and strand

See exactly where points were lost, e.g. "Nonfiction 2/4" or "Punctuation 5/5".

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Practice next

The weakest strand at the right difficulty band is picked for the next sessions.

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Estimated level

An informal band with an approximate RIT range. Informal estimate, not an official MAP RIT score

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No ads, minimal data

A nickname and grade are all a child needs. Parents control and can delete everything.

Plans

Practice is free during the preview. Paid plans are not available yet.

Free preview

Full grades 3–5 question set
4-week reading-focus plan
Session scores and parent area
Saved on this device

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Family monthly

Coming soon

Everything in the preview
Sync across devices (planned)
Weekly parent email summary (planned)
New questions as the bank grows, K–8 later (planned)

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Family yearly

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Everything in monthly
Best value for a school year
Per child, cancel anytime

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For parents

The PIN-protected parent area shows progress for each child, the informal level estimate, the 4-week plan, and settings like the daily mix. You can download or delete your child's data anytime.

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Questions

Is HoppingTree made by NWEA?

No. HoppingTree is an independent practice product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by NWEA or HMH. Our questions are original, not real test items. MAP and MAP Growth are trademarks of their respective owners.

Will my child get a RIT score?

No. HoppingTree shows an informal estimated band with an approximate RIT range based on our own practice questions. It is not an official MAP RIT score. Only the real MAP Growth test gives one.

Are there full mock tests or essays?

No. HoppingTree is for short daily practice only: no full-length mock exams and no essay writing.

Which grades does it cover?

Grades 3–5 today, with difficulty from about grade 3 up to a grade 5 stretch level. More grades (K–8) are planned.

How long does it take each day?

About 15 minutes: roughly 12 questions, including one reading passage.

What data do you collect about my child?

Only a nickname, grade and practice answers. In this preview everything stays in your browser. See our Privacy Policy.

15 minutes a day.Level up for the MAP Growth test.