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Florida FAST · Algebra 1 & Geometry EOC
READING · MATH · ALGEBRA 1 & GEOMETRY EOC
Explore what’s tricky.
Find their next step.
Florida FAST practice with hints and explanations, plus a Learning Studio to investigate ideas, explain the thinking, and follow fresh work across time.
One payment. Practice through June 15, 2027.
- One child
- $14.99once
- Up to five children
- $29.99once
Original questions, explanations, and parent reports. No automatic charge or renewal.
Prefer to try it first? No card required. Trial access lasts up to 30 days and ends no later than June 15, 2027.
Try 6 free questions first →Separate from the 4-question preview. No account needed. Includes a practice report.Or try the 4-question preview ↓
FAST Reading: grades 3–10 · FAST Math: grades 3–8
Algebra 1 & Geometry EOC: choose by course, including middle school
INSIDE FLORIDA FAST TEST PREP
See what students and parents actually do.
Real app screenshots, using a fictional family and sample practice history. Choose a screen to take a closer look.
Practice question
Read the question. Work out an answer.
Students answer reading or math questions from the app’s original bank. This Grade 4 example shows the actual practice controls.
Walk through a practice session →THE LEARNING STUDIO
Explore what’s tricky.
See the work behind progress.
A place to investigate an idea, explain your thinking, and return to fresh questions another day, with your family in the loop.
Learning receipts
See independent answers, a fresh check after seven days, and work in a new setting. Each result keeps its own context.
Teach your buddy
Your child becomes the expert: find a character’s mistake and choose an explanation that helps.
TRY A TINY EXAMPLE · SAME-SIZE WHOLES
Which is greater: ⅙ or ⅓?
Imagine two equal-size pizzas. One is cut into six equal slices; the other into three.
This standalone example keeps no child record and makes no learning judgment.Explore all eight studio experiences →
Original practice activities and evidence of the work completed. Content review and educational effectiveness validation remain pending; receipts do not certify mastery or predict a FAST result.
Choose a plan for your family → Start 30 days free →PLANS FOR YOUR HOUSEHOLD
Single Child or Family.
Choose a 30-day trial with no card, or pay once for practice through June 15. Summer is separate.
Full pricing details →2026–27 ACADEMIC YEAR
Single Child
$14.99 / academic year
For one child profile.
- Reading by school grade and math by course
- Lessons, explanations, and earned rewards
- Your child’s progress in the parent dashboard
One payment. Access through June 15, 2027. No automatic renewal.
Buy Single Child · $14.99 onceStart 30 days freeCreate your parent account before payment. No card required for the trial.
Access details
The trial lasts up to 30 days, ending no later than June 15. Paid access ends June 15, 2027. Summer is not included.
2026–27 ACADEMIC YEAR
Family
$29.99 / academic year
Up to five child profiles.
- Reading by school grade and math by course
- Lessons, explanations, and earned rewards
- Separate progress for each child in one parent dashboard
One payment. Access through June 15, 2027. No automatic renewal.
Buy Family · $29.99 onceStart 30 days freeCreate your parent account before payment. No card required for the trial.
Access details
The trial lasts up to 30 days, ending no later than June 15. Paid access ends June 15, 2027. Summer is not included.
ROOM TO KEEP PRACTICING
51,156
Original questions across our practice experiences.
Published inventory · Checked
50,941Regular question bank
47Additional typed-math questions
168Learning Studio questions
Regular bank breakdown:
25,665 Math & EOC25,068 Reading208 Statewide Science
Across all supported grades and courses. Plus 15 original writing prompts, tracked separately from the question total.
See the breakdown and how we count
This is not the number available to one child. Each question is counted once by its ID across the regular bank, typed math, and Learning Studio; repeated attempts do not increase the total.
Typed math can reuse regular bank questions. Those shared IDs are already included in the bank count; only additional IDs increase the total. Studio includes investigation, independent, seven-day memory, new-setting, buddy, confidence, and family expedition questions. Essays, source paragraphs, and writing evidence connections do not add questions.
Math covers grades 3–8 plus Algebra 1 and Geometry course banks. Reading covers grades 3–10. Statewide Science Assessment practice covers grades 5 and 8 and is separate from FAST. Algebra 1 and Geometry are separate B.E.S.T. EOC assessments. Question count does not establish complete standards coverage or independent validation. Related questions can practice the same skill.
| Track | Math | Reading | Science |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade 3 | 3,160 | 3,178 | N/A |
| Grade 4 | 3,209 | 3,147 | N/A |
| Grade 5 | 3,211 | 3,130 | 120 |
| Grade 6 | 3,242 | 3,131 | N/A |
| Grade 7 | 3,229 | 3,130 | N/A |
| Grade 8 | 3,205 | 3,131 | 88 |
| Grade 9 reading / Algebra 1 math | 3,207 | 3,090 | N/A |
| Grade 10 reading / Geometry math | 3,202 | 3,131 | N/A |
Algebra 1 and Geometry are chosen by course enrollment, independently of school grade. The live total follows the catalog used for practice. If it cannot be reached, the dated, verified published inventory is shown.
FROM PRACTICE TO A NEXT STEP
See the work.
Know where to help.
Completed practice shows what went well and which skills need another look.
Explore the practice reports →DEMO STUDENT · FICTIONAL EXAMPLE
A five-question practice session
- Practice5 questions completed
- Review3 correct on the first attempt · 2 missed
- Plan the next sessionReview the missed skill, then try new questions.
This illustrates the report, not a customer result or a promise of improvement. Your account shows your child’s recorded work.
TRY IT BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Free Florida FAST prep starts here.
Try the hints and explanations without an account. This fixed Grade 4 math preview is separate from the six-question sample with a practice report.
See all free practice options or find Florida FAST help for parents, including reading, math, and next steps after a school report.
TRY THE 4-QUESTION PREVIEWGrade 4 · Math
Equivalent fractions
A model shows 9/12. Which simplest fraction describes it?
Choose an answer, then check your thinking.
Need a hint?
Identify the given quantities and the relationship needed to solve the problem.
THE PARENT CONNECTION
In your family account, completed questions feed the parent dashboard: what was practiced, what was missed, and where to spend the next few minutes.
Four fixed Grade 4 math questions with hints and explanations. For a separate six-question sample with a practice report, choose “Try 6 free questions.” This preview is not adaptive and does not affect a child’s progress. First answers stay saved in this browser tab for up to 24 hours.
WHY FLORIDA FAST TEST PREP?
More context than a stack of worksheets.
A worksheet can give your child practice. Here, the completed work also becomes something you can follow.
Choose their actual course.
Keep school-grade reading separate from Algebra 1 or Geometry. Parents can update practice tracks as enrollment changes.
Look beyond right or wrong.
Hints and explanations give students a way to revisit a practice answer. Longer assessment forms keep coaching separate from test-taking.
See which skills were tried.
Parent focus areas and session history show completed work by child. You can choose a skill for the next practice session.
Keep the family in control.
Children choose their own family profile. Parents manage profiles, email updates, and the plan. There are no public child profiles or open chats.
HOW IT WORKS
From the first question to the next thing to practice.
Choose
Set school grade and math course separately.
Practice
Rehearse Read. Reason. Check., then try a short mission or a reasoning set.
Review
Use answer explanations and a lesson when a skill needs another look.
Follow up
Open the parent report and choose what to practice next.
Supporting a child at home?
See completed practice, missed skills, and a useful next step.
Explore parent guidance →Supporting students at school?
Explore grade and course practice, assessment guidance, and ways to support families.
Explore teacher resources →A closer look, when you need it.
Practice, courses, and learning research
THE RIGHT PRACTICE FOR THEIR PATH
School grade and math course aren’t always the same.
A seventh grader taking Algebra 1 needs Algebra 1 practice and seventh-grade reading. Set them separately, and update the course as your child moves forward.
GRADE-LEVEL PRACTICE
FAST Reading & Math
Reading for grades 3–10. Math for grades 3–8. Practice between PM1, PM2, and PM3 with explanations and parent progress reports.
Choose school grade →COURSE-BASED PRACTICEAlgebra 1 EOC
Equations, functions, and the reasoning behind them. Select Algebra 1 whenever your child takes the course, including in middle school.
Choose Algebra 1 →COURSE-BASED PRACTICEGeometry EOC
Similarity, coordinate geometry, and mathematical explanations. Choose Geometry by enrollment, including grades 11–12.
Choose Geometry →UNDERSTANDING THAT GOES BEYOND A CLICK
Find the error.
Support the answer.
Dedicated reasoning sets ask students to evaluate a mathematical explanation or connect a reading answer to evidence. Worked explanations make the thinking visible after submission.
Start a reasoning session →A clearer view of the work
Reasoning results appear separately from the overall practice result. One correct answer is an encouraging start; repeated work builds a more useful picture.
Daily question selection responds to recorded skill evidence. Students ready for harder work can reach it early in the school year.
PRACTICE THAT RESPONDS
Question by question.
Day by day.
With you in the loop.
Explore parent guidance →Adaptive during the assessment, responsive from day to day, and guided by you.
- Question by question in math. Answers guide the difficulty of the next assessment question while keeping the planned content coverage. Reading adapts between passage sets so connected questions stay together.
- Day by day as your child progresses. Saved answers and skill history guide future daily practice sets, helping your child revisit skills that need attention and move toward harder work.
- A parent can set the focus. Choose a skill for today’s practice from the parent dashboard, for example, something your child’s teacher wants reinforced. The usual progress-based path resumes the next day.
These are original practice questions with provisional difficulty estimates. Our adaptive practice does not reproduce the state’s scoring or predict an official FAST result.
Florida assessments and the practice format
PRACTICE THE FORMAT, TOO
Read. Reason. Check.
Every practice form starts with a simple strategy: understand the task, work it out with evidence or scratch paper, and check before moving on. Students rehearse that routine alongside navigation and review tools.
Explore the practice format →A test-taking routine students can rehearse
Practice forms include tools such as notes, text highlighting, and a reading guide. Hints and answer explanations stay hidden until submission so students can practice working independently.
Our adaptive practice uses original questions and provisional difficulty estimates. Math adapts between questions; reading adapts between passage sets. It differs from the official FAST test and its scoring. Tools, question formats, and scoring may differ from the state assessment.
WHY FAST MATTERS
Useful insight for this year.
Better questions about next year.
Stay involved in the conversations about your child’s learning, support, and school path.
FAST gives families and teachers checkpoints for planning instruction across the school year. PM1 establishes a starting point, PM2 shows midyear progress, and PM3 measures end-of-year learning. Early results help identify where more instruction and support may be useful. Read FDOE’s FAST guide ↗
Results can also matter for the next school step. Some schools and programs consider FAST scores alongside grades and other criteria for eligibility or placement. Requirements vary: ask your child’s school how results inform next year’s classes and support. See one district program’s admission criteria ↗
In grade 3, the end-of-year reading assessment has promotion implications: Level 2 or higher meets the assessment requirement, and good-cause exemptions and other approved pathways exist. Read Florida’s third-grade guidance ↗
Parents can help by reviewing school reports early, discussing patterns with the teacher, and making room for short, focused practice. Our dashboard helps you see what your child practices between school assessments; it does not decide school placement or guarantee a result.
A FLORIDA PARENT’S STARTING POINT
The standards are the skills.
FAST is the school assessment.
B.E.S.T. stands for Benchmarks for Excellent Student Thinking. Florida FAST, the Florida Assessment of Student Thinking, checks Reading and Mathematics progress during the school year.
Understand B.E.S.T. and FAST →Every testing window is a fresh opportunity
Earlier FAST results can affect starting difficulty, but do not cap a child’s later achievement level. Encourage thoughtful effort in every window. Algebra 1 and Geometry EOCs are separate course assessments.
FDOE explains adaptive testing ↗Our questions are organized by grade, skill, and intended benchmark. Use them to practice between school assessments, then discuss recurring difficulties with your child’s teacher.
Our practice checks are independent. They do not replace PM1, PM2, or PM3, reproduce state adaptive scoring, or predict an official result.
Read FDOE’s assessment overview ↗Grade guides and the people behind the product
FIND YOUR CHILD’S PRACTICE
Find their reading grade. Choose their math course.
MATH
Numbers, fractions, and the reasoning between them.
FAST Math practice for grades 3–8, plus Algebra 1 and Geometry EOC course practice.
Explore math practice →READING / ELARead closely. Find evidence. Explain an answer.
Original reading passages and questions for grades 3–10.
Explore reading practice →GRADE3Reading + mathGRADE4Reading + mathGRADE5Reading + mathGRADE6Reading + mathGRADE7Reading + mathGRADE8Reading + mathGRADE9Reading · select math courseGRADE10Reading · select math course
Each guide includes a question from the current practice bank, grade-specific advice, and links to official assessment information.
PARENTS BEHIND THE PRODUCT
“What should we work on tonight?”
That was the problem Lauren and Jonathan Simmons wanted to solve for their own family: see the questions, understand the mistakes, and know where to spend a little time together.
Florida FAST Test Prep is operated by Simmetry Holdings. Jonathan leads Florida Fast Prep as CEO; Lauren is COO of Simmetry Holdings.
Meet the people behind the practice →What happens during the 30-day free trial?
Create a parent account and a child profile. Practice, lessons, rewards, and parent progress are available for up to 30 days, ending no later than June 15, 2027. No card is required. The trial never charges you automatically.
Which grades and subjects can my child practice?
Reading practice follows school grade in grades 3–10. FAST Math covers grades 3–8. Science practice is available in grades 5 and 8. Algebra 1 and Geometry EOC practice follows course enrollment, including middle school and grades 11–12. Choose school grade and math course separately when creating or editing a profile.
How much does it cost after the trial?
Single Child is $14.99 for one child. Family is $29.99 for up to five children. Current plans are one-time purchases for the remaining 2026–27 academic year, through June 15, 2027, with no automatic renewal or summer access. Review the current price and coverage on Pricing and at checkout before purchasing.
How is this different from worksheets or a generic practice test?
Students work in grade-specific reading and math activities with hints, explanations, and a saved record of completed work. Parents can review skills and sessions for each child. Worksheets can also be useful; the added value here is the connection between practice and the parent view.
Will the dashboard tell me my child’s FAST score?
No. It reports work completed in this app: answers, skills practiced, and session history. A missed question can suggest what to review, but it cannot establish a learning difficulty or predict an official score. Use school reports and your child’s teacher for that wider picture.
Is the practice adaptive?
Saved answers help guide future practice, and parents can choose a skill for their child. Children can start a recommended five-question set or choose a subject and skill. Difficulty estimates are provisional; this is independent practice, not a reproduction of Florida’s testing or scoring system.
Can my middle-school child practice Algebra 1 or Geometry?
Yes. Choose school grade and math course separately. Reading follows grades 3–10; Algebra 1 and Geometry EOC practice follows the selected course, including grades 11–12. Parents can change these tracks in Settings.
What is the Florida FAST assessment?
FAST means Florida Assessment of Student Thinking. It is the state’s Reading and Mathematics progress-monitoring assessment. Your school administers the official assessments and provides the results; Florida Fast Prep is separate at-home practice.
What are Florida’s B.E.S.T. Standards?
B.E.S.T. means Benchmarks for Excellent Student Thinking. The standards describe knowledge and skills by grade or course. Our questions carry intended benchmark labels so you can see what the practice targets; those labels do not mean state endorsement.
Does this replace PM1, PM2, or PM3?
No. Those are the school’s official FAST progress-monitoring assessments. Our practice can be used between school assessments, but it is not an official form, a replica of the state’s adaptive test, or a substitute for school testing.
Who writes the questions, and how is AI used?
Florida Fast Prep provides original questions organized by grade, skill, and benchmark. AI assists with parent-facing practice summaries and skill lessons; children do not have an open AI chat. We do not claim FDOE approval, independent curriculum certification, or guaranteed score gains. If a question looks wrong, send its wording and grade through Support so it can be checked.
Does a low PM1 score limit a later FAST score?
No. FDOE explains that prior FAST performance can influence the starting difficulty, but students can move up as the test adapts to their current performance. Encourage careful effort in every testing window. Our adaptive practice uses its own selection rules and does not reproduce Florida’s scoring.
How do I cancel?
Current academic-year plans are one-time purchases with no automatic renewal, so nothing needs to be canceled. An earlier recurring subscription has a Cancel subscription button under Billing & cancellation in the family dashboard; confirm to stop renewal while keeping access through the displayed end date. For a charge or refund question, choose billing help.
What is Learning Studio?
Open Learning Studio from your child’s Today screen or the family dashboard. Investigate an idea, teach a buddy, follow fresh independent and delayed checks, try a family expedition, or share one skill with a teacher. Evidence Studio lives alongside the writing editor. The first collection covers selected reading and math ideas; it does not establish complete curriculum coverage.
Do learning receipts prove mastery?
Receipts describe results on the original studio activities. They keep independent questions, a fresh check after seven days, and questions in a new setting separate. Reopening a completed activity adds no new evidence. These records do not certify mastery, predict FAST scores, or establish the app’s educational effectiveness.
Can a teacher change my child’s account?
A School–Home Handshake link allows a teacher to view one skill’s studio results and suggest a strategy for seven days. Only the parent can approve a suggestion. Parents can revoke the link. It does not provide account settings, school files, essays, billing details, or access to other children.
START WITH ONE SESSION
See what your child practices.
Know what to ask about afterward.
Pay once: $14.99 for one child or $29.99 for up to five, through June 15, 2027. No automatic renewal.
30 days free. No card required.
Florida Fast Prep is independent practice, not an official FAST assessment. Not affiliated with FDOE. It does not guarantee score improvement or predict an official FAST result. Read the FAST Journal for source-linked assessment news.