Personalized math practice for every student
Accelerate math growth and keep students engaged at the just-right level with Freckle by Renaissance.
Accelerate math growth and keep students engaged at the just-right level with Freckle by Renaissance.
In every classroom, math proficiency varies dramatically. Teachers want to provide individualized math practice—but time, tools, and resources are limited. District leaders need scalable solutions that make differentiation simple, not overwhelming.
Freckle continuously adapts math practice for each student based on real-time performance — ensuring engagement and growth for all. Students receive assignments that are appropriately challenging, while teachers gain insight into skill gaps and progress to more effectively differentiate instruction and practice.
Continuously adjusts math practice for each learner and allows teachers to assign grade-level standards.
Motivates with age-appropriate design and student-friendly incentives to keep learners practicing math consistently.
Provides actionable data so teachers can identify skill gaps and recommend the right math skills to practice next.
Freckle is trusted by thousands of schools nationwide to deliver equitable, high-quality . It’s simple to implement, integrates seamlessly with Renaissance solutions, and provides the data transparency administrators need to measure progress and impact.
"We’ve seen significant growth across the board, especially for our lower performing students."
-Curriculum Coordinator, Massachusetts
"Freckle has helped our teachers gain instant data on students. Now our staff knows where to target lessons to address trouble areas and to see what areas students are having success with.”
– Technology Integration Specialist, New York
"Freckle gives our teachers a way to truly differentiate Math and ELA Instruction. Students stay motivated, and we can see the growth in our data."
- District Curriculum Director, Illinois
Students at all levels need resources that support —but core programs often fall short.
Use the instructional hierarchy to strengthen math learning
Choose tools that drive engagement
Apply practice strategies that build fluency and transfer
