US homeschool curriculum · Kindergarten
Kindergarten Math
A self-paced online Math course for Kindergarten: 26 lessons across 8 units. A short placement quiz finds the right starting point, practice adapts as your child answers, and every lesson is marked automatically with progress reported to you.
- Every lesson has at least two different question styles, with hints and step-by-step worked solutions.
- Struggling triggers a gentler re-teach and a warm-up on the missing building block — never a visible drop in score.
- Work this course at its own level: a child can take Kindergarten Math alongside a different grade in Language Arts.
What your child learns
The scope and sequence below is generated from the live curriculum, so it is always what the app actually teaches.
Number and place value
- Count forwards and backwards to 100: Can carry on counting forwards or backwards from any number up to 100.
- Count in 2s, 5s and 10s: Can continue a counting sequence in 2s, 5s or 10s.
- One more and one less (to 100): Can say the number one more or one less than any number to 100.
- Numbers to 20 in words and figures: Can read and write numbers to 20 in figures and in words.
- Compare numbers: more, less, biggest, smallest: Can say which of two numbers is more or less, and pick the biggest or smallest of three.
- First, second, third …: Can say which thing is first, second, third … in a line.
Addition and subtraction
- Number bonds to 10: Can quickly say the pairs that make 10 and the matching subtraction facts.
- Number bonds to 20: Can say what to add to a number to make 20.
- Add within 20: Can add two numbers with a total up to 20.
- Subtract within 20: Can take one number away from another within 20.
- Missing number problems: Can find the missing number in a sum like 7 = ? − 9.
- Adding and taking away word problems: Can solve a simple story problem by adding or taking away within 20.
Multiplication and division
- Count in 2s, 5s and 10s to find a total: Can find how many wheels, fingers or 10¢ coins there are by counting in 2s, 5s or 10s.
- Doubles and halves to 20: Can double a number to 10 and halve an even number to 20.
- Share equally: Can share up to 20 things equally between 2 or 5 people.
- Count an array: Can find how many there are in rows and columns.
Fractions (and decimals, percentages)
- Half of a number: Can find half of an even number up to 20.
- Quarter of a number: Can find a quarter of 4, 8, 12, 16 or 20.
Measurement
- Longer, taller, heavier, holds more: Can compare two things by length, height, weight or how much they hold.
- Days of the week and months: Can say which day or month comes before or after another.
- O'clock and half past: Can read the time to the hour and half hour from where the hands point.
Geometry: properties of shapes
- 2D shapes and their sides: Can name rectangles, squares, circles and triangles and count their sides.
- 3D shapes: Can name rectangular prisms, cubes, pyramids, spheres, cylinders and cones from everyday objects.
Geometry: position and direction
- Whole, half and quarter turns: Can say what you face after a whole, half, quarter or three-quarter turn.
- Left, middle and right: Can say which thing is on the left, in the middle or on the right.
Statistics
- Sort and count: Can sort objects into groups and count how many are in each group.
This course practises the Common Core State Standards for Kindergarten mathematics. See the standard-by-standard coverage →