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AssignmentsTeachers and parents can assign specific skills and monitor automatically scored work.A Basic Teacher account can launch up to three assignments, while Premium Classroom includes unlimited assignments.
ContentThe premium page describes 2,000+ skills and over 48,500 questions, rationales, and explainer videos.The site describes a library of over 2,000 games for math, history, and science, including content for elementary and middle school.
IntegrationsSupport documentation describes roster and sign-in integrations with Clever and importing students from Google Classroom.The pricing page lists Google Classroom, Canvas, and Schoology as LMS integrations and Google Classroom, Canvas, ClassLink, Schoology, and GG4L among SSO and rostering integrations.
ReportsDashboards provide progress, mastery, usage and learning-gap information.The site says teachers can see student progress and mastery, with school and district reporting available on higher license tiers.
StandardsScience content is aligned to NGSS, while math and ELA cover kindergarten through sixth-grade standards.Learning Universe games are mapped to curriculum standards, and the product page says each game teaches one standard.

Boddle plans

  • FreeFree
  • Premium Annual$4.08 a month
  • Premium Monthly$9.99 a month
  • BasicFree
  • Monthly Premium$9.99 a month
  • Yearly Premium$69.99 a year

Legends of Learning plans

  • Basic TeacherFree
  • Premium Classroom$790 a year
  • School$4,450 a year
  • DistrictPriced on request

Pick Boddle if…

Boddle suits K–6 classrooms, families, and homeschoolers looking for math, English language arts, and science learning activities. Teachers can use its standards-aligned assignments and mastery reports.

Pick Legends of Learning if…

Legends of Learning suits elementary and middle school teachers looking for curriculum-aligned games and classroom assignments. Its reporting and Math Basecamp options may also interest schools and districts.

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