Grades 5 to 12

Built around the courses they take now and the foundations the next grade builds on.

MemClick uses grade, school, and course information to prepare focused practice around current school learning.

Important earlier ideas continue to return as later work builds on them.

What we cover

Grades 5 to 8: English Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies in every grade.

  • Math, Grades 5 to 8: every grade.High school:
    • Algebra I
    • Geometry
  • English, Grades 5 to 8: every grade.High school:
    • English 9
    • English 10
    • English 12
  • Science, Grades 5 to 8: every grade.High school:
    • Biology
    • Chemistry
  • Social studies, Grades 5 to 8: every grade.High school:
    • World History
    • US History

Additional courses are added after completing quality review.

Grade 5

Grade 5 is also an important foundation year before middle school. MemClick keeps key ideas returning as learners prepare for Grade 6.

Middle school · Grades 6 to 8

These years introduce more connected and specialized work while continuing to rely on knowledge from earlier grades.

Two important transitions

Into middle school

The move from Grade 5 to Grade 6 brings new routines and more advanced work. MemClick keeps important Grade 5 foundations in practice so earlier learning remains available.

Into high school

High-school courses assume learners bring knowledge with them. MemClick keeps important middle-school foundations returning as learners prepare for and begin high-school work.

The bridge to middle schoolGrade 5 math ideas that support later work, revisited in short daily practice.

From a course to one answer

A full school course is too large to practice at once.

MemClick breaks it into focused topics and individual recall questions so a learner can practice one meaningful piece of knowledge at a time.

Course → Unit → Topic → Focused recall

Example: 8th-grade math

Course

8th-grade math

~6 units across the school year

Unit

Linear equations

1 of ~6 units · holds 4 to 6 topics

Topic

Slope

1 of 5 topics · holds 8 to 15 cards

Card

A single card

one fact, formula, or definition — recalled in seconds

What a card looks like

Math · Slope

What is the slope of y = 3x + 2?

How well did you know it?

Not yetAlmost thereGot itEasy

Recall the answer, then say how it felt. Their honest rating decides when the card comes back.

Current limits

MemClick does not currently provide:

  • International Baccalaureate programs
  • World languages
  • Highly specialized electives
  • SAT or ACT test-prep banks
  • AP exam-strategy banks

We add courses as they complete quality review.

Practice follows the courses your learner is taking now.

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