Math practice students love, led by the teacher.
MathKnights Classroom turns adaptive math practice into a quest your students ask for. You choose today's skills, every student climbs at their own pace, and you see each answer as it happens. It's aligned to Florida B.E.S.T. and needs no student email addresses.
Today’s skills Mon–Fri
Playing now 18 on task
Needs you 2
Up and running in one class period
Students don't need emails, downloads or passwords. You run everything from one teacher dashboard.
Add your class
Paste your roster or type first names. Each student gets a knight and a 4-digit PIN. Set a class grade, and a different grade for any student who needs one.
Students join with a code
Put your class code or QR on the board. Students open MathKnights on any Chromebook, iPad or laptop, tap their name and enter their PIN.
Choose today’s skills
Pick up to three Florida B.E.S.T. benchmarks, or one type of question inside a benchmark. Choose the days, Monday to Friday. Students see your skills first.
Watch, help, report
See who's playing right now, who's stuck and who's mastered a skill. Open any student to see every question they answered.
Practice that follows your plan, not an algorithm’s
Most adaptive programs decide what students practice. In MathKnights Classroom, you decide. The game adapts the difficulty inside the skill you assigned, so each student practices today's lesson at the right level.
- Assign by benchmark or question type. For example, all of 2.NSO.2.3, or just “Subtracting on a hundred chart.”
- Plan the week. Pick the days a skill is active, and it switches on and off by itself.
- Grade level stays where you put it. Practice stays at your class grade, and you can set a different grade for any student who needs it.
- Placement checks only when you want them. Assign a placement check to one student or the whole class. Nobody gets surprised by a test.
Everyone starts at Level 1. The foundations of the skill, with friendly numbers.
3 right in a row moves up a level. Two misses in a row steps back down for more support.
Grade-level rigor. Students come back to the level they reached, not back to the start.
Mastered: 4 of the last 5 right at Level 3. You see it on your dashboard right away.
Reports that show the why, not just the score
A percentage tells you who struggled. MathKnights shows you what they did. Open any practice round or placement check to see each question, the student's answer and the correct answer.
- Placement check reports with results by area, the grade each student is working at, and every question asked.
- “Show only wrong” puts your re-teach list one click away.
- Class reports by week or month to download as a spreadsheet or print as a PDF for conferences and data meetings.
- “Needs you today” flags students who are stuck or haven't played, so you know where to spend your small-group time.
| Question | Answered | Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Start at 75. Subtract 40.2.NSO.2.3 · hundred chart | landed on 35 | 35 |
| Start at 81. Subtract 46.2.NSO.2.3 · hundred chart | landed on 45 | 35 |
| Start at 58. Subtract 16.2.NSO.2.3 · hundred chart | landed on 42 | 42 |
| Start at 89. Subtract 45.2.NSO.2.3 · hundred chart | landed on 54 | 44 |
Built for real classrooms
One teacher dashboard, one focused student game, and an AI tutor, all working from your plan.
Professor Triangle, AI tutor
A patient voice tutor that teaches the skills you assigned first, at your grade level. Students get step-by-step help in the moment, without waiting for a hand-raise.
Live “Playing now” view
See who's on task, who's with the tutor and who has wandered off, updated every 20 seconds. Great for stations, centers and independent work time.
Adaptive by design
Hand-written questions at three levels for every skill, from multiple choice to hands-on tools like hundred charts, number lines, clocks, rulers and fraction models.
“Here is why” explanations
When a student misses, they see a short, step-by-step explanation written for that exact question, so every mistake teaches something.
Roster tools that respect your time
Paste a roster in seconds, change grades, reset PINs, and deactivate a student who moves away. Their records are kept, and their seat opens up for someone new.
Motivation that isn't a casino
Students earn coins and level up for real progress. Coins only come from right answers, and nothing in the game can ever be bought with money.
The fun stays. The distractions go.
Students play a classroom edition of MathKnights, built for a room full of learners.
🏰 MathKnights at home
- Castle adventures and story quests at every checkpoint
- Background music and a chatty coach
- The game picks what to practice next
- Placement checks whenever the family wants
🎓 MathKnights Classroom
- Your skills come first on every student's home screen
- No music; MathBot speaks only during questions
- Checkpoint stories and riddles only if you turn them on
- Practice stays at the grade you set
- Placement checks only when you assign them, and students can pick up where they left off
A program teachers will actually use
Adoption is where most math programs fail. MathKnights Classroom puts teachers in control and gives students a reason to log in.
Standards you can trace
Every question is tagged to a Florida B.E.S.T. benchmark, and every report links back to those benchmarks. The skills match the core math taught in grades 1–6 in every state.
Nothing to install
Runs in the browser on Chromebooks, iPads, Windows and Mac. Students sign in with a class code and PIN, so you won't have accounts or passwords to manage.
Evidence for every student
Placement checks, levels reached, mastery and accuracy by area give you data for intervention meetings, progress monitoring and parent conferences.
Real people behind it
A small, responsive team that builds based on teacher feedback, often in days, not school years. Pilots get direct access to the people who make the product.
Privacy built in from the start
We collect as little as possible about students and never sell it. Teachers control the roster, and families never see ads.
Start small. Grow when it works.
Try it with one class, then expand to a school or district with pricing that fits your budget.
Classroom pilot
- Full teacher dashboard
- Your whole class in the classroom edition
- Professor Triangle AI tutor
- Placement checks and question reports
- Setup help from our team
School
- Everything in the pilot, for every class
- Accounts for every teacher
- Training for your teachers
- Priority support
- Feedback goes straight into the product
District
- Everything in School
- Rollout planning with your curriculum team
- Privacy agreement and IT review support
- Standards alignment documentation
- A dedicated contact
Frequently asked
What grades does MathKnights Classroom cover?
Grades 1 through 6. You set a grade for the class and can give any student a different grade. Practice stays at the grade you choose.
Do students need email addresses or Google accounts?
No. Students join with your class code (or QR code), tap their name and enter a 4-digit PIN you give them. You never manage student passwords.
We’re not in Florida. Will it still fit our curriculum?
Yes. The questions are tagged to Florida B.E.S.T. benchmarks, but the skills are the core math every elementary classroom teaches: place value, operations, fractions, measurement, time, money, geometry and data. You choose the skills, so practice follows your scope and sequence.
How does the AI tutor work in a classroom?
Professor Triangle starts with the skills you assigned, at your class grade. If you haven't assigned a skill, it picks practice the student needs, still at the grade you set. It explains step by step and checks for understanding.
What devices does it run on?
Any device with a modern web browser: Chromebooks, iPads and tablets, Windows and Mac laptops. There's nothing to install. Headphones are recommended, because the tutor and MathBot can read questions aloud.
What happens if a student leaves my class?
Deactivate them in one click. They can't sign in anymore, their seat opens up for a new student, and their records are kept in case they come back.
How do we start a pilot?
Request a classroom (it takes about two minutes), or email support@mathknights.com with your school, grade and class size. We'll set up your classroom and help you get your first lesson running.
Give your class a quest worth showing up for.
Set up your first class in minutes and see your students' progress the same day.