What math level is your child really at?
Twelve questions that adapt as your child answers. You get the grade level they're working at, how each area of math compares, and the exact skills to fix first.
- ✓ Scored in code, never guessed by AI
- ✓ Grades 2 to 9, from addition to algebra
- ✓ No right-or-wrong shown to your child along the way
Five minutes, three steps
Pick their grade
The check starts a little below it, so the first questions feel doable.
Your child answers
12 questions that get harder or easier as they go. Nothing is marked right or wrong along the way.
See their level
The grade they're working at, each area of math, and the exact skills to fix first.
Questions
How does Levelcheck find my child's level?
It asks 12 questions that adapt as your child answers: a right answer moves to harder work, a miss moves to easier work. The level is the one that best explains every answer, worked out in code. The questions come from 39 skills from Grade 2 to Grade 9.
Is it accurate?
It's a quick estimate, not a formal test. 12 adaptive questions are enough to show roughly where your child is working and which skills are shaky, which is what you need to decide what to practise next. Every answer is checked in code, never by AI.
Should I help my child answer?
No. Let them answer on their own, and let them press "Not sure yet" when they don't know. Help, or guessing, makes the result less useful.
What grades is it for?
Children in Grades 2 to 9. The questions run from adding two-digit numbers up to Algebra 1.
What do I do with the gaps?
Start with the lowest-grade gap. Most trouble in math comes from an earlier skill that never quite set. Knomi, the tutor behind Levelcheck, teaches one topic at a time and goes back to fix that earlier skill first.
Is it free?
Yes. The result is saved to a free Knomi account, so you can run it again later and compare.
Found a gap? Knomi fixes it at the root.
Knomi is a personal tutor for every student. It teaches one topic at a time, notices when an earlier skill is shaky, goes back to repair it, then brings your child back up.