Kandi Korn’s Trick or Tournament runs from October 5 to October 23, 2020, including weekends. Students are encouraged to play at school and at home!

Of course! Prodigy Math Game is perfect for students learning at home, in the classroom or both. Every question students answer counts towards your class’s average, no matter where students are playing. 

Find out how Prodigy supports remote learning here.

You can find your unique class code in your Prodigy teacher dashboard. 

Simply log in to your teacher account here and look for the list of classrooms on the left-hand menu. Each classroom will have a unique class code listed underneath. When you’re filling out the form, please remember that class codes are case sensitive. 

Find out more about class codes here.

Note: If you're logging into Prodigy with Clever, please follow the instruction in the registration form and use your email and class name instead.

No class code? No problem! You can register using your class name and the email associated with your Prodigy teacher account. Remember, these class names must be unique if you're registering more than one class.

Learn more about changing your class name here.

If you submitted your class code(s) through the tournament sign-up form and confirmed you entered it correctly, you’re signed up! We’ll take care of the rest. 

Note: You must have at least 5 active students during the tournament period in order to participate and appear on the leaderboard. An active student is a player who answers at least 100 questions on a weekly basis.

To register multiple classes, simply register each class code individually within the sign-up form (class codes must be entered in all caps). You can register as many of your classes as you’d like to! Give each class a fun name to help you easily find your score on the leaderboard. 

Note: Only one class code may be submitted per entry, but you can complete the sign-up form as many times as you’d like in order to register multiple classes.

You can find the tournament leaderboard here once the tournament has begun. It will automatically update daily, so be sure to have it handy throughout the tournament period.

You’ll be able to view an overall leaderboard for all participating classes, as well as three additional leaderboards that display standings per grade bracket (Grades/Years 1-2, 3-5, 6-8).

Remember, the leaderboard is always 24 hours behind – so today's data will be visible tomorrow. Tournament data is updated every day at 10:00am EDT.

Nope! Once you’re signed up for the tournament, nothing will change for your students in-game, They simply need to continue playing Prodigy as usual. 

The only difference is that we’ll be tracking your class data through Prodigy Champions Club during the tournament period.

Your score is based on the average questions answered per active student in your class. An active student is a player who answers at least 100 questions on a weekly basis. This means your students will need to work together as a team to build up a high average for your class!

We’ll also take a look at the highest overall accuracy across all grade brackets as a bonus prize for this tournament. Your class will be displayed on the accuracy leaderboard once 5 active students in your class have successfully answered 100 questions each week.

To make things fair, you will need at least 5 active students in your class in order to participate. If you have less than 5 students, don’t worry — you can still participate by temporarily adding students from a different class into yours until you have 5 active students. After the tournament is over, just remove the extra students from your class!

An active student is a player who answers at least 100 questions on a weekly basis.

Find out how to add students to your class here. 

Note: Adding a student to your class won’t remove that student from their current class. They’ll simply join your class as well!

Yes! If you have another class at your school that wants to participate in the tournament, they’re more than welcome to. Simply sign up their class for them using the tournament sign-up form or send the form to them.

Be sure to share the leaderboard with them, too, as well as any printable tournament materials.

The leaderboard displays the average questions answered per active student in your class — so at least 5 active students will need to work together to build up your overall average. An active student is a player who answers at least 100 questions on a weekly basis.

Also, remember that the leaderboard is always 24 hours behind, and updates daily at 10:00am EDT. Check back every day to see yesterday’s results!

Use the Student Usage report to track your class’s progress. Simply tally up the total questions answered at home and at school, then calculate the overall average per student for the selected time period.