As of February 2016, Prodigy’s curriculum offering includes Common Core State Standards, as well as curriculum specialized for Texas, Florida, and Ontario. “Counting,” “3D Shapes,” or “Ratios”) with which they’d like to begin. Teachers must first select the desired curriculum, grade level, and topic (i.e. Teachers create a free account on Prodigy’s site and can then start setting up their classes to play the game. The game is completely free to play, however a full-featured premium subscription can be purchased by families for $8.95 per month or $59.88 per year. The game immerses students in a fantasy world that they can freely explore as they battle enemies, collect items, upgrade their characters, and interact with other classmates and players, all while answering mathematics assessment questions that are tracked and monitored by the teacher. Prodigy is an online video game with a built-in mathematics curriculum that is geared toward elementary and middle school students.

CCSS aligned role-playing math game for grades 1-8.

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