Unless you enter in a "Plan" or an "Assignment" in Prodigy, your students will just move through the normal Prodigy's adaptive curriculum. I'm teaching Place Value right now, so I wanted all of my students to be reviewing Place Value skills when they're on Prodigy. So, I've set a plan for the rest of the week for them to do this. By setting a plan, it determines which skills they all work on in the game.
If you set an "Assignment" in Prodigy, this will take precedence over a "Plan." (However, students won't even know they are taking an assignment!) Assignments can be more specific, as you pick the number of questions and which topics exactly you want assessed. (Plans are a little more broad.) Once a student has completed an assessment, they move back into the plan you have chosen or back into adaptive curriculum if there is no plan.
You can see reports of both plans and assignments after your students have worked on them. (The one bad thing is that I don't think you can individualize either one.)
More info on plans: https://prodigygame.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/207590376-Planner-FAQ
More info on assignments: https://prodigygame.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/204983729-Creating-an-Assignment
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