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Paper Score
Turn paper worksheets into Kiddom grading insights using your school or district-issued device while supporting screen-time reduction initiatives.
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No manual entry

Answers extracted and scored. Nothing to retype.

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You stay in control

Confirm student matches and review grades before posting.

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One complete picture

Paper and digital assignments together in Kiddom.

Paper work scanned, scored, and posted to your gradebook automatically.
Hear the Kiddom team explain why we built it and where Learning Intelligence goes from here.

Frequently asked questions
How does Paper Score work?


Open the Kiddom Teacher app (available on the App Store and Google Play Store) on your school- or district-approved device and photograph completed Kiddom worksheets, or upload photos from the web platform. Learning Intelligence Technology reads student answers and automatically scores supported question types. Before any grades post, you review how scanned pages are matched to students and can correct anything that looks off. Then you review auto-graded results alongside the scanned pages, make adjustments, and submit.

What student work can I scan?


Paper Score works with printed Kiddom curriculum materials, including ELA and Math worksheets and workbook pages. Teacher-modified or personalized worksheets are not supported in the current version. If it was printed from Kiddom, it works.

What if a question can't be auto-graded?


Learning Intelligence Technology scores supported question types, including multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blank, and numeric. Open-response questions are pulled into the assignment for your review. You see the student's scanned answer alongside the question, add your own score, and submit when ready. No question gets left behind.

No more Sunday grading.

Still grading papers on Sundays? Paper Score was built for you. It turns paper worksheets into graded assignments in seconds. Be the first K–5 teachers to try it out this summer.

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