Alaska content standards: Kindergarten through 9th grade
Every Gradelings unit is matched to a learning standard in the Alaska content standards. Choose a grade to see the units and try sample questions.
How Alaska report cards describe progress
- Kindergarten through 9th grade: no statewide scale, so Gradelings describes practice in four steps (Beginning, Approaching, Meeting and Exceeding).
Read our Alaska report card guide for what each level means and how to help at home. New to the Alaska curriculum? Start with our parent guides and free practice sheets.
Common questions
math, English language arts, science and social studies, from kindergarten through 9th grade.
437 units across 10 grades, about 44 per grade. Each one names the learning standard it practices from the Alaska Department of Education and Early Development, and every unit page shows sample questions.
Kindergarten through 9th grade: no statewide scale, so Gradelings describes practice in four steps (Beginning, Approaching, Meeting and Exceeding).
No. Gradelings shows how your child is practicing, in the same words as the report card. Your child's teacher decides the mark.
Yes. Everything is open for 30 days with no card, and after that the first 2 units of every course stay free.
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