Kiddom for Florida Families
Welcome to Kiddom Florida Math
Built for Florida classrooms
Each grade is organized into units. Here are real examples of the units your student works through to keep the learning going with resources you can use at home.

Your student's learning experience inside the classroom
Student Workbook

Digital

EL supports

Answers for Florida Families
How can I support learning at home?
You don't need to re-teach the lesson. Ask your student to walk you through one problem or one paragraph from today, and let them do the explaining. Family Corner's Support tool is there if you both get stuck.
How does this prepare my student for Florida assessments?
Your student's daily learning is designed around Florida's B.E.S.T. Standards. By staying engaged with classroom learning throughout the year, students build the knowledge and skills they'll use on state assessments.
Is this curriculum approved for Florida schools?
Yes. Kiddom partners with schools and districts to deliver high-quality instructional materials aligned to Florida's academic standards.
Will my student be looking at a screen all day?
Most of a Kiddom classroom happens off-screen: workbooks, whiteboards, small-group discussion. The digital piece shows up when it adds something a worksheet can't, like instant feedback or a read-aloud for a tricky word.
How does Kidom approach AI in the classroom?
Kiddom's technology works behind the scenes for the teacher, not with your student. It draws only from the curriculum your school already adopted, never the open internet, and it never trains on your student's data. Every suggestion still goes through your student's teacher before it reaches your student.
Is my student's information private?
Your student's information stays protected within your school's secure systems. Kiddom doesn't sell data, and nothing your student does is used to train outside tools.
How do I log in to Kiddom?
Your student's teacher or school sends your login. Lost it? Reset your password or contact your school's front office.
Something's not working. Who do I contact?
Visit our Help Center or reach out to your school. They can loop us in directly.