Ten minutes a day. A Tuxemon at the end of it.
Daily practice for the Iowa Assessments in all eight subjects, written fresh each morning for your kid’s grade, 4 through 10. Five right in a row and the wild Tuxemon hiding in that subject is theirs to keep.
Iowa Assessments practiceGrades 4–10Fresh every morningFor families
Iowa subjects, practiced daily8
Fresh questions per subject10
Spaced checks before a skill counts3
Tuxemon to catch, a season per grade411
Fresh practice every morning
Each subject is ten questions in the style of the Iowa Assessments, written new every day for your kid’s grade: vocabulary, reading, spelling, writing, math concepts, computation, science and social studies. A warm-up of five questions from earlier lessons starts each day.
Every miss gets a teacher
When an answer is wrong, Prof. Kernel names the exact step that slipped, works a similar problem, and hands over one more to try. Still fuzzy? A Khan Academy lesson on that skill is one tap away. Spelling is read aloud, and typed answers are graded on the spot.
Catch them, then prove it
Five right in a row catches the wild Tuxemon hiding in each subject. Rare ones come only from mastering a skill, and the partner your kid picks evolves as their scores climb. Each grade is a new season with new Tuxemon to find.
Right once isn’t learned.
A skill only counts as mastered after your kid gets it right again the next day, three days later and a week later. Answers given after a hint, an example or a video count half. It’s slower than a points chase, and it’s why the parents’ page can tell you what actually stuck.
Know what stuck, not just what got clicked.
Remembered on delayed checks
How much your kid got right, with no help, on skills they learned days earlier. It’s the first number on the parents’ page.
The mistake that keeps coming back
Every miss is diagnosed, so the page can name the exact step, like “finding a common denominator,” with a lesson to watch together.
The whole family
Up to five kids, each with their own partner, collection and progress. A second parent can join with their own sign-in.
An example from the parents’ page.
Free while it’s in beta.
Set up your family and practice every day at no cost while The Daily Catch is in beta. Up to five kids per family. If that ever changes, we’ll email you well before anything does.
Kids never type an email.
First names only. A parent or teacher adds each kid with a first name or nickname and a grade. That’s all we ask for.
No ads, ever. We don’t show ads, and we don’t sell or share kids’ data.
AI with limits. Answers go to an AI service only to write questions and give feedback. Kids’ names are never sent.
Yours to take or delete. Download everything, or delete the whole account, from the parents’ page.
Tomorrow’s edition is already being set.
Set up your family, free during the beta. Setup takes about three minutes, and kids can practice tonight.