ReadLegend vs ExamReadyMath

Every story is one-of-a-kind, interactive, and shaped by the reader’s choices. Kids don’t just read — they live the story. WHY PARENTS LOVE IT Created by parents, built with educators Safe, age-appropriate, and screen-time well spent Sparks creativity, critical thinking, and love for reading No ads, no distractions — just safe, meaningful reading HOW IT WORKS Choose your adventure from 12 magical themes Personalize the characters and story world Make decisions that change the storyline FEATURES THAT STAND OUT AI-crafted stories tailored to your child’s age, reading level, and interests Customized themes and tones — choose what they love to read about Fully interactive chapters — they decide what happens next Rich, original illustrations for a dynamic reading experience Stories available in 15 languages Multi-language support (English, Spanish, French, Portuguese in the interface) Individual user profiles — one app, multiple kids Create a personal story library and revisit favorite adventures TRY IT FREE Start your 3-day free trial and see your child fall in love with reading. No strings attached. Cancel anytime. Read Legend isn’t just an app — it’s a whole new chapter in how kids read. Download now and let the story begin.

ExamReady Math is a focused, standards-aligned practice app for Grade 4 students preparing for the New York State math exam. No ads. No data collection. No subscriptions. Just honest practice that actually understands kids' work. WHY IT'S DIFFERENT Most test-prep apps grade "show your work" by keyword-matching kids' explanations. That fails whenever a child gets the right answer in different words. ExamReady uses real multiple-choice reasoning for the "why" steps and numeric equivalence for answers — so 15/8, 1 7/8, and 1.875 all count as the same answer. Kids see exactly what we expected when they miss. VISUAL FRACTIONS YOU CAN SEE Compare 3/5 and 4/10 with shaded bars and a 1/2 benchmark line, not just abstract symbols. The fraction bars use the same strategies the NY State exam expects: benchmark fractions, common denominators, and visual area models. STEP-BY-STEP SCAFFOLDS Multi-credit "Show Your Work" problems break down into clear numeric steps and multiple-choice reasoning. Kids build the full answer one piece at a time, the way Grade 4 teachers actually teach it. FULL TIMED MOCK EXAM A real two-session simulation — Session 1 (15 MC, 25 min) and Session 2 (10 MC + 3 Show-Your-Work, 30 min) with a break screen between. Kids see their score at the end with a per-session and per-domain breakdown. No immediate feedback during the exam, because that's how the real test feels. APPLE PENCIL SCRATCHPAD Pull up a PencilKit canvas on any question to work the problem out by hand. Drawings persist per-question within a session. Works with finger or Apple Pencil. iPAD-OPTIMIZED Two-pane layouts on iPad for "Show Your Work" questions, adaptive fraction bars, and a math keypad that floats with the keyboard. 56 QUESTIONS · 16 DOMAINS · ALL NY STATE STANDARDS Fraction equivalence and comparison (4.NF.1, 4.NF.2), fraction operations (4.NF.3, 4.NF.4), decimals and fractions (4.NF.5–7), place value to 1,000,000 (4.NBT.1–3), multi-digit arithmetic (4.NBT.4–6), multiplicative comparisons (4.OA.1–2), multi-step word problems (4.OA.3), factors and multiples (4.OA.4), number patterns (4.OA.5), measurement conversions (4.MD.1–2), area and perimeter (4.MD.3), line plots (4.MD.4), angles (4.MD.5–7), lines and rays (4.G.1), shape classification (4.G.2), and lines of symmetry (4.G.3). PROGRESS TRACKING FOR PARENTS The Progress tab shows your child's mastery across every domain, their practice streak, and which topics need the most work — so you can focus at-home review time where it helps most. PRIVACY BY DESIGN The app runs 100% offline. Nothing is transmitted anywhere. Progress, scratchpad drawings, and exam history are stored only on your device. No third-party analytics, no advertising SDKs, no account required. Made for ages 9–11. Designed for kids; transparent to parents. ExamReady Math is not affiliated with the New York State Education Department.