- Switch an account between parent and teacher mode
- Create grade, state, and assessment-based classes
- Add, search, edit, move, or delete students
- Reset and view each student's secure PIN
- Assign Grade 3 diagnostics by class or student
- Review readiness areas and weak-topic priorities
- Open public Grade 3-8 lessons and printable samples
A clearer classroom math routine
See the whole class. Know the next move.
Build a class, give each student secure code-and-PIN access, run a Grade 3 starting diagnostic, and turn the report into a focused lesson path.
Choose Teacher account during signup. Existing accounts can switch modes from the dashboard.
- Teacher-controlled rosters
- No student email required
- Grade 3 diagnostics available now
Grade 3 Georgia
Morning math group
G3-GA-DEMO
- 24
- students
- 18
- reports ready
- 3
- priority skills
Student 01Report ready
Student 02In progress
Student 03Ready to begin
Next class move
Review fractions, then retry a short check
From a new class to a useful next step
The setup stays simple for teachers and students, while each diagnostic remains attached to the individual learner.
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Create the class
Choose the grade, state, and assessment context. Testinar generates the class code.
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Add students
Add a first name and last initial, then assign a 6-8 character PIN. Student email is not required.
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Run the diagnostic
Assign the Grade 3 starting diagnostic to one student or the whole class. Timing adapts to the school year.
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Choose the next lesson
Review readiness by area, practice-first topics, and a recommended seven-day plan.
Current assignment scope
Today, the managed assignment flow centers on Grade 3 diagnostics and recommended lesson links. A broader teacher-built practice assignment tool is in development.
Two views answer two different questions
The class workspace answers "Who needs attention?" The diagnostic report answers "What should this student practice?"
Class workspaceFind and manage a student
24 students
StudentDiagnosticNext step
Student 01Grade 376%Fractions lesson
Student 02Grade 39 / 18Continue test
Student 03Grade 3ReadyStart diagnostic
Edit profileChange classReset PINDelete student
Sample diagnostic reportStarting readiness
76%Developing
Illustrative Grade 3 data for a fictional student.
Number operationsStrong88%
MeasurementDeveloping76%
FractionsPractice first58%
Next seven days
- Open the recommended fractions lesson.
- Complete the eight-question printable sample.
- Review mistakes before a short retry.
What teachers can use now, and what comes later
No hidden roadmap promises. These lists describe the current local product and the work that is not yet released.
- Managed diagnostics for Grades 4-8
- A custom practice and quiz assignment builder
- Long-term classroom progress charts and scheduled reports
- School and district administrator dashboards
- SIS roster imports, single sign-on, and automated provisioning
- Self-service institutional Learning Center billing
A practical path for each teaching setting
SettingUse todayImportant boundary
TutorKeep small groups separate, issue student PINs, and review Grade 3 reports.Manage each roster directly.
HomeschoolSwitch between parent and teacher mode, then combine diagnostics with public lessons.One account can change roles from Dashboard.
ClassroomCreate classes, filter large rosters, and assign the Grade 3 starting diagnostic.Broader assignment tools are still in development.
School pilotStart with individual teacher accounts and downloadable multi-license resources.Coordination is manual today.
District planningReview the workflow and discuss requirements before a pilot.No district dashboard, SIS, or SSO yet.
Licensing without surprises
Separate downloadable resources from Learning Center access
These are different products today. The checkout license quantity applies to downloadable eBooks; it does not create school-wide Learning Center seats.
Browse classroom-ready resources40% off eligible additional eBook licenses
When the cart reaches 2 licenses, the first 1 license stays at regular price and the remaining eligible licenses receive the current discount. The cart confirms the total before payment.
Review cart and license quantitiesTeacher accounts are available; institution plans are not automated
Create a teacher account for current class tools. Schools and districts should discuss pilot needs before expecting centralized administration or billing.
Email school-use questionsTeacher and school questions
How do students sign in to Testinar?
A teacher creates a class and student profile. Each student uses the class code and their own 6-8 character PIN; students do not need an email address.
Which grades currently have diagnostic testing?
The managed starting diagnostic and topic-level report are currently available for Grade 3. Public lessons and practice libraries cover Grades 3-8.
Can teachers assign practice and review reports?
Teachers can assign Grade 3 diagnostics to a class or an individual student, review readiness reports, and direct students to recommended public lessons. A broader teacher-built practice assignment workflow is still in development.
How does classroom licensing work?
Downloadable eBook license quantities are selected during checkout, where any active multi-license pricing is shown before payment. Automated school and district Learning Center licensing is not yet available.
Does Testinar support district rostering or single sign-on?
Not yet. Teachers can manage classes and student profiles directly. District dashboards, SIS rostering, and single sign-on are planned capabilities rather than current features.
Start with one class
Use the tools that are ready today.
Create a teacher account, set up a class, and use the help center as your running guide.
