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Membership package 2: Prodigy Ultimate. This plan includes everything in Prodigy Level Up, plus: For kids: Access to the Ultimate Member Box, which includes one exclusive Ultimate item and one exclusive Ultimate pet per season! For parents: The ability to set more challenging Goals for your child and choose from over 40 exciting in-game Rewards.
Amazing pets, epic battles and math practice. Prodigy, the no-cost math game where kids can earn prizes, go on quests and play with friends all while learning math.
Jun 15, 2022 · Setting a goal for your child is a great way to encourage them to practice their math skills in Prodigy Math! Goals of up to 50 questions answered correctly can be set for students with a Level Up membership, and Ultimate members can have up to 120 correct answers as a goal.
Prodigy Ultimate Membership is a tier of Membership in Prodigy Math Game. It costs $8.33 per month. Billed annually is $99.95 per year. It was added on August 26th, 2021. In the past, the price was lower than the recent and has three categories: Monthly Plan ($14.95/month), 6-Month-Plan ($13.33/month; $79.98/6 months), and Yearly Plan ($8.33/month; $99.66/yr); however, they are no longer ...
Be the difference today. Receive 25% off your purchase when you buy Memberships for multiple children. Buy English Membership. 11,000+ parents joined in the last week! Give your kids the tools they need to build an English-language learning adventure with a membership. More fun means more reading and language skill practice.
The difference between the Goals & Rewards available for the Level Up and Ultimate membership types is that a Level Up Member can only set basic goals with pre-chosen rewards. An Ultimate member has more control over the number of questions associated with a goal, and they are able to choose from a better selection of prizes that their child ...
Prodigy Math determines your child’s skill and grade level using a placement test. The placement test starts immediately when your child starts playing the game. It starts one grade below the one you or your child selected when setting up their account. Then, it works upwards to determine your child’s actual grade level.
