Every Year 1 school day finished, of 180, and the work made each day.
See the proof
behind the adventure.
A sample-only view of what Dungeon Academy turns play into: proof receipts, weekly reports, transcript entries, mastery packets, and parent exports.
- Learner
- Sample Apprentice
- Current realm
- STEM Dungeon, Week 1
- Proofs filed
- 5 room proofs
- Strength
- Turns math and science clues into clear evidence
- Next focus
- Explain the unit or rule before choosing the answer
- Parent action
- Ask the learner to show one artifact and one dragon-test answer
Review proof before deciding on membership
The report preview now keeps the parent journey ordered: create a sample proof, inspect the artifact, read admissions, then compare pricing.
Review pricingOne printable record of the whole school year
Built from the days a learner actually finishes: a day counts only after the correct choice and a written proof at their challenge level.
Finished days and planned lesson time in math, English, science, social studies and computer science.
Each Common Core, NGSS, C3 and CSTA standard marked demonstrated, practiced or not yet.
The calendar days with finished school work, month by month.
The same record for any one of the four nine-week terms, ready to print.
For a signed-in learner, finished-day dates and challenge levels sync to their own record. Written answers stay on the device.
A family record, not an official transcript or grade. Dungeon Academy is not an accredited school, and the standards mapping is our own.
From first proof to mastery packet
Concept learned, answer filed, evidence found, XP earned, and next room suggestion.
Strength, next focus, proof count, parent note, and a compact evidence summary.
Room, subject, date, concept, proof artifact, and credit progress in one reviewable list.
Twenty-five proofs, five credits, final defense prompts, and a parent-ready STEM summary.
What a Week 1 packet can show
One per STEM wing
Sample beta score
Explain units first
Used equal groups and a number sentence to open the first gate.
Named the observed change and defended the claim with one clue.
Predicted motion direction before testing the gate.
Identified a weak point and proposed one improvement.
Compared examples, labels, and one likely model mistake.
How reports leave the game
Parent can copy a plain-language packet for notes, email, or homeschool records.
The current beta supports downloadable text packets from the school tools.
Families can use browser print/save while backend PDF generation is being prepared.
The parent dashboard foundation stores report-ready records for paid beta families.
This preview uses no real child record.
The examples on this page are sample-only. Real learner reports should remain parent-managed, consent-aware, and private to the family account path as the beta matures.
What makes reports school-grade
Generate polished report cards and mastery packets server-side.
Connect every weekly brief to session time, objective, proof artifact, and review state.
Give parents a durable timeline of weekly briefs and course packets.
Add optional parent/mentor comments, teacher review flags, and study goals.
Only export or share child records through parent-approved account paths.
Try the free room, then inspect the parent record path.
The report preview explains the value. The free demo creates the first proof. The sample work bank shows the kind of evidence that should become a parent-ready record.
Open sample work bankBest next step for parents who want to see proof artifacts before opening paid beta access.
