SAT
Work on Math or Reading and Writing, from a short lesson to a full practice test.
- Topic lessons and practice questions
- Full practice tests and saved review
- Vocabulary, Desmos lessons and learning games
LESSONS, PRACTICE AND REVIEW
Read the explanation, work through an example, and try a similar question on your own. Choose your exam below, or take a quick look around first.
Free during beta No credit card For students in grade 8 and up
CHOOSE YOUR EXAM
SAT has the full study space. ACT is a smaller preview, and SSAT starts with vocabulary.
Work on Math or Reading and Writing, from a short lesson to a full practice test.
Start with English, Math, Reading or optional Science.
A limited preview, without full ACT practice tests.
Build word knowledge in short sessions, then work on synonyms and analogies.
A small vocabulary beta, not a full SSAT course.
Not sure where to begin? Try one SAT question without signing in →Accounts are available for ages 13 and older.
START WITH WHAT YOU NEED
Pick the one that sounds familiar.
Work through a lesson, then use its practice link to try the idea without the explanation.
Browse SAT lessons →Try one SAT question, read the explanation, and follow its lesson link if you want to work on that idea.
Try the SAT demo →Take the short walkthrough to find the lessons, practice, review tools and games before you choose.
Show me around →Want to practice a different way? Pick a game.
Plan a neighborhood. Work through the math. Watch your ideas take shape.
Foundation, Core or ChallengePlay Town Lab
Reshape gardens to match their areas. Explore triangles, circles, sectors, and composite shapes.
Easy / Medium / Hard · no timerPlay Patchwork Park
Match words to meanings, build a streak, and learn from every miss. Choose Levels 1–4 and your own pace.
Levels 1–4 · choose your pacePlay Word SprintGame progress stays in this browser. Games are separate from scored practice.
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