DreamBox Math includes three learning environments designed to engage learners working at different grade levels.
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Learning Environment Overviews
Grades K-2
In the K-2nd grade learning environment, often called the Adventure Park, students are invited to help characters solve riddles, complete tasks, and discover hidden treasures as they explore mathematical concepts.
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Click a help article title to learn more about the Grades K-2 Environment: |
Grades 3-5
In the 3-5 Learning Environment, students can:
- Choose the lesson they want to play.
- Earn tokens as they complete lessons that they can use in-program to personalize the environment.
- Track their learning progress.
- Update their avatar, background, and audio choices.
- Play nano and mini-games.
- Send messages to their teachers and send DreamBox Math feedback.
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Grades 6-8
In the 6th-8th grade learning environment, students can:
- Choose the lesson they want to play.
- Earn tokens as they complete lessons that they can use in-program to personalize the environment.
- Track their learning progress.
- Update their avatar, background, and audio choices.
- Play nano and mini-games.
- Send messages to their teachers and send DreamBox Math feedback.
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Learning Environment FAQs
| Q: Does the learning environment determine what content students see? |
A: No. Each learning environment is independent of the actual learning content in the lessons, so students in the same classroom grade level working at different grade levels in DreamBox Math can use the same Learning Environment.
Example: Two 3rd-grade students are playing Math lessons in the 3rd-5th grade learning environment. The lesson cards in the learning environment recommend lessons appropriate to each student's understanding. In this example, Student 1 is playing lessons aligned with 2nd-grade standards, and Student 2 is working through lessons aligned with 4th-grade standards. Each student has a unique learning path, but both students access recommended lessons through the grades 3-5 learning environment.
| Q: Is there a way to change the weekly lesson goal in the learning environments? |
A: Not at this time.
| Q: Can teachers award coins or tokens to students? |
A: Not at this time.
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