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Kindergarten Math

203 core topics · approximately 57 hours of instruction including spaced review

How the course runs

An adaptive diagnostic (up to 40 questions) places the student on the course's knowledge graph - topics already known are credited, and instruction begins exactly at the learning frontier. Every topic is taught with a worked-example lesson and auto-graded practice; a topic is mastered at 75%+ and then maintained through spaced reviews on an expanding schedule. Mixed checks follow every 6 lessons; each unit ends with a 12-item quiz, and course-wide assessments appear at 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100% mastery. Prerequisite gaps below the course are detected and taught rather than skipped, so completion certifies the whole tower, not just the top.

Core curriculum

Kindergarten: Counting & Cardinality to 100 · 14 topics

Count to 100 by Ones [E] Say the numbers in order all the way to 100.
Count to 100 by Tens [E] Skip-count 10, 20, 30, all the way to 100.
Count Forward from a Number [E] Begin at any number and keep counting up.
Write Numbers 0 to 20 [E] Match number words to the numerals we write.
Count Objects (How Many) [E] Count a group of things and say the total.
Compare Two Numbers [E] Decide which number is greater, less, or equal.
One More [E] Find the number that is one bigger.
One Less [E] Find the number that is one smaller.
Order Numbers [E] Put numbers in order and find the smallest or largest.
Ten-Frames [E] Use a ten-frame to see numbers up to 10.
Number After / Before [E] Tell which number comes next or just before.
Count by Twos [E] Skip-count 2, 4, 6, 8 and keep going.
Ordinal Position (1st to 10th) [E] Tell which one is first, second, third, and so on.
Subitizing Dot Patterns [E] See a small group of dots and know how many at a glance.

Kindergarten: Early Operations, Shapes & Measurement · 17 topics

Add Within 5 [E] Put groups together to add up to 5.
Add Within 10 [E] Add two groups with a total up to 10.
Subtract Within 5 [E] Take some away to subtract within 5.
Subtract Within 10 [E] Take away from groups up to 10.
Make 10 [E] Find the partner that makes a number into 10.
Break Apart Small Numbers [E] Split a number into two smaller parts.
2D Shapes [E] Name flat shapes and count sides and corners.
3D Shapes [E] Name solid shapes we can hold.
Positions [E] Describe where things are: above, below, beside.
Compare Length [E] Tell which object is longer or shorter.
Compare Weight [E] Tell which object is heavier or lighter.
Sort and Classify [E] Put objects into groups and count each group.
AB Patterns [E] Find what comes next in a repeating pattern.
More Ways to Make a Number to 10 [E] Find the missing part that builds a number up to 10.
Compare Heights [E] Tell which object is taller or shorter.
Compare Capacity [E] Tell which container holds more or less.
Name Coins by Value [E] Know how many cents each coin is worth.

Kindergarten Math - Depth · 41 topics

Count Forward to 100 [M] Say the next number when counting up to 100.
Count by Tens [M] Skip-count 10, 20, 30 and keep going to 100.
Count by Fives [M] Skip-count 5, 10, 15, 20 and keep going.
Count On from a Number [M] Start at a number and count forward a few more.
Count Back from a Number [M] Start at a number and count backward a few steps.
Number Just Before [M] Name the number that comes right before another.
Number Just After [M] Name the number that comes right after another.
Number In Between [M] Name the number that fits between two others.
One More [M] Find the number that is one more.
One Less [M] Find the number that is one less.
Ten More [M] Find the number that is ten more.
Ten Less [M] Find the number that is ten less.
Count on a Ten-Frame [M] Read how many dots fill a ten-frame.
Teen Numbers: Ten and Ones [M] See a teen number as one ten and some ones.
Build a Teen Number [M] Put one ten and some ones together to make a teen number.
Add Within 5 [M] Add two numbers with a total of 5 or less.
Add Within 10 [M] Add two numbers with a total of 10 or less.
Subtract Within 5 [M] Take away to find how many are left, within 5.
Subtract Within 10 [M] Take away to find how many are left, within 10.
Make Ten [M] Find the partner that adds up to ten.
Adding and Subtracting Zero [M] See that zero does not change a number.
Doubles Facts [M] Add a number to itself.
Addition Word Problems [M] Solve a story about adding more.
Subtraction Word Problems [M] Solve a story about taking some away.
Add Three Numbers [M] Put three small groups together.
Which Number Is Greater [M] Pick the larger of two numbers.
Which Number Is Less [M] Pick the smaller of two numbers.
How Many More [M] Find how many more one group has than another.
Smallest of Three [M] Find the smallest number in a group of three.
Largest of Three [M] Find the largest number in a group of three.
Name a 2-D Shape by Its Sides [M] Match a flat shape to its number of sides.
Count the Sides of a Shape [M] Tell how many sides a named shape has.
Count the Corners of a Shape [M] Tell how many corners a named shape has.
Name a 3-D Solid Shape [M] Match a solid shape to how it looks.
Position Words [M] Describe where something is using position words.
Repeating AB Patterns [M] Find what comes next in an AB pattern.
Growing Number Patterns [M] Continue a pattern that grows by the same amount.
Compare Lengths [M] Tell which object is longer or shorter.
Compare Weights [M] Tell which object is heavier or lighter.
Find the Tallest [M] Choose the tallest of three objects.
Sort and Count by Attribute [M] Count how many objects share the same feature.

Kindergarten Math - Deep II · 34 topics

Read a Number Word from a Numeral [M] Match a written numeral to its number word.
Count Backward in Order [M] Say the numbers in reverse counting order.
Matching Halves (Symmetry) [M] Spot a shape whose two halves match.
Match to Compare Groups [M] Match one to one to see which group has more.
Make Five [M] Find the partner that adds up to five.
Fill a Five-Frame [M] Tell how many more dots fill a five-frame.
Day After [M] Name the day that comes right after another.
Day Before [M] Name the day that comes right before another.
Days in a Week [M] Know that a week has seven days.
Months in a Year [M] Know that a year has twelve months.
Name the Season [M] Match what is happening outside to a season.
Times of Day [M] Match an activity to the time of day.
Count Pennies [M] Find how many cents a group of pennies is worth.
Which Coin Is Worth More [M] Compare the values of two coins.
Name a Coin from Its Value [M] Say which coin matches a value in cents.
AABB Patterns [M] Continue a pattern that repeats two of each.
ABC Patterns [M] Continue a pattern that repeats three things.
The Repeating Part of a Pattern [M] Count how many items make up the repeating part.
Find the Missing Part of a Pattern [M] Fill the gap in the middle of a repeating pattern.
Flat or Solid Shapes [M] Tell a flat 2-D shape from a solid 3-D shape.
Put Shapes Together [M] Combine small shapes to build a bigger shape.
Solids That Roll [M] Decide which solid shapes can roll.
Flat Faces of a Solid [M] Count the flat faces on a solid shape.
Corners of a Solid [M] Count the corners on a solid shape.
The Shape of a Face [M] Name the flat shape of a solid's face.
Flat Shapes Around Us [M] Match a real object to its flat shape.
Count Shapes in a Group [M] Find and count one kind of shape in a mixed group.
Which Shape Does Not Belong [M] Find the shape that breaks the rule.
Left and Right [M] Tell which thing is on the left or the right end.
Inside and Outside [M] Tell whether something is inside or outside.
Find the Shortest [M] Choose the shortest of three objects.
Which Is Lighter [M] Tell which object is lighter on a balance.
Which Holds Less [M] Tell which container holds less.
Which Sorted Group Has the Most [M] Compare sorted groups to find the biggest one.

Kindergarten - Counting, Comparing & Number Sense (Deep) · 48 topics

Count a Row of Objects [H] Count objects that are lined up in a row and say how many.
Count Tally Marks [H] Read a tally chart and tell how many marks a row has.
The Last Number Tells How Many [H] Know that the last counting word said names how many are in the set.
Counting Stays the Same [H] Know that moving a set around does not change how many it has.
Count Dots in an Array [H] Count every dot in a picture where the dots sit in neat rows.
How Many in Each Row of an Array [H] Count the dots in one row of an array of equal rows.
Count the Rows of an Array [H] Count how many rows of dots an array has.
Count Rows of Ten [H] Count a picture of equal rows of ten by counting ten at a time.
Count Scattered Objects [H] Count a group of objects that are scattered instead of lined up.
Which Scattered Group Has More [H] Compare scattered groups by counting each one.
Count a Scattered Group, Then One More [H] Count a scattered group and then find one more or one less than it.
Count On from a Hidden Number [H] Hold a given number in mind and count on for the objects you can see.
Count On with Hops on a Number Line [H] Count on by hopping forward one tick at a time on a number line.
Count On to Reach a Number [H] Count on from one number to another and tell how many steps it took.
Count On from a Ten-Frame [H] Read how many a ten-frame shows, then count on past it.
Say the Number Word for a Set [H] Count a pictured set and choose the number word that tells how many.
Make a Set Match a Number Card [H] Add or remove objects so a set matches a written numeral.
One More with a Picture [H] Count a pictured set and name the number that is one more.
One Less with a Picture [H] Count a pictured set and name the number that is one less.
One More Across a Ten [H] Find one more than a number that ends in nine.
One Less Across a Ten [H] Find one less than a number that ends in zero.
Which Row Has One More [H] Find the group that holds exactly one more than a named group.
Match Rows to See Which Has More [H] Compare two pictured groups by matching them one to one.
How Many More in the Longer Row [H] Count the leftovers after matching to tell how many more one group has.
Do the Two Rows Match [H] Decide whether two groups have the same number by matching them.
Which Row Has the Fewest [H] Compare three or more pictured groups to find the smallest one.
Greater Than, Less Than, or Equal To [H] Say whether one number is greater than, less than, or equal to another.
Compare a Number with Ten [H] Decide whether a number is more than ten, fewer than ten, or exactly ten.
Which Number Is Closer to Ten [H] Use a number line to tell which number sits nearer to ten.
Compare Bars on a Graph [H] Read a bar graph to compare how many each bar shows.
Which List Is in Order [H] Choose the list of three numbers that is in counting order.
Order Three Pictured Groups [H] Order three pictured groups by size and find the middle one.
Which Number Fits in the Order [H] Choose the number that keeps three cards in counting order.
Missing Number on a Number Chart [H] Find a hidden number on a number chart by counting from its neighbours.
Fill the Missing Number in a Count [H] Fill the gap in a run of counting numbers.
Missing Number on a Number Line [H] Read a number line and name the number at an unlabelled tick.
How Many Numbers Do You Say [H] Count how many numbers are said when counting from one number to another.
Which Number Was Skipped [H] Spot the number left out of a count that jumps ahead.
Count Bags of Ten [H] Find a total by counting groups of ten and then the loose ones.
Missing Number When Counting by Tens [H] Fill the gap in a sequence that counts by tens.
Count Back by Tens [H] Count backward by tens from a multiple of ten.
How Many Tens Make a Number [H] Tell how many tens are inside a multiple of ten.
Dice Patterns at a Glance [H] Recognise how many dots a dice face shows without counting them.
Read a Domino [H] See both ends of a domino at a glance and give the total.
A Full Ten and Some More [H] Read a picture of one full ten and some loose ones as a teen number.
How Many More to Make Twenty [H] Count on from a teen number to twenty to find how many more are needed.
Compare Two Teen Numbers [H] Compare teen numbers, which all share one ten, by their ones.
Ten and Some Ones Makes a Teen Number [H] Match a teen number to the words one ten and some ones.

Kindergarten - Adding, Taking Apart & Shapes (Deep) · 49 topics

Join Two Groups to Add [H] Find the total of two pictured groups by joining them.
Add Two Tally Rows [H] Add the counts shown in the rows of a tally chart.
Add More Counters to a Ten-Frame [H] Add counters to a ten-frame and tell how many there are now.
Add by Hopping Forward on a Number Line [H] Add on a number line by hopping forward one at a time.
Choose the Addition Sentence for a Picture [H] Match a picture of two joined groups to its addition sentence.
Add the Two Groups in Either Order [H] Show that two groups give the same total added in either order.
Which Group Has the Bigger Total [H] Add each group first, then compare the totals.
Take Away from a Picture Group [H] Count a pictured group, take some away, and count what is left.
Take Counters Off a Ten-Frame [H] Remove counters from a ten-frame and tell how many remain.
Subtract by Hopping Back on a Number Line [H] Subtract on a number line by hopping back one at a time.
Choose the Subtraction Sentence for a Picture [H] Match a picture of a group losing some members to its subtraction sentence.
How Many Were Taken Away [H] Find how many were removed from the start amount and what is left.
How Many Were There at the Start [H] Work backward from what is left to the starting amount.
Match an Adding Fact to a Take-Away Fact [H] Pair an addition fact with the subtraction fact that uses the same numbers.
Add the Counts from a Table [H] Read counts from a table and add them to answer a story.
How Many Joined the Group [H] Find how many were added when the start and the end amounts are known.
Put Some In and Take Some Out [H] Work through a story where a group grows and then shrinks.
Add or Take Away? [H] Decide whether a story calls for adding, taking away, or both.
Missing Part in a Part-Part-Whole Table [H] Find the missing part when one part and the whole are known.
Find the Whole from the Parts [H] Join the parts in a part-part-whole table to find the whole.
Split a Group into Colors [H] Take a pictured group apart into two colors and find the missing color.
Another Way to Make the Same Number [H] Find a different pair of parts that makes the same whole.
Finish the List of Ways [H] Complete an ordered list of the pairs of parts that make a number.
Which Pair Makes Ten [H] Recognize the pairs of numbers that add to ten.
How Many More Counters Make Ten [H] Add the parts you have, then find how many more reach ten.
Hop to Ten on a Number Line [H] Count the hops from a number up to ten on a number line.
Ten, More Than Ten, or Less Than Ten [H] Judge whether two or three parts make exactly ten, less, or more.
Name the Flat Shape in the Picture [H] Name a drawn circle, square, triangle, rectangle, or hexagon.
Count the Sides of the Shape Shown [H] Count the straight sides on a drawn shape.
Sort Shapes and Count a Group [H] Sort shapes by a rule and count how many fit the rule.
Which Shape Fits the Group Rule [H] Choose the shape that follows a sorting rule about sides or corners.
A Shape Turned or Resized [H] Recognize that turning or resizing a shape does not change what it is.
Count the Flat and Solid Shapes [H] Sort a set of shapes into flat and solid and count each kind.
The Solid Shape of a Real Thing [H] Match a real object to the solid shape it looks like.
Stack, Slide, or Roll [H] Tell which solids can be stacked, slid, or rolled.
Above and Below on a Shelf [H] Use above and below to find a thing on a two-shelf picture.
Beside and Between in a Row [H] Use beside, next to, and between to find a thing in a row.
In Front of and Behind in a Line [H] Use in front of and behind to place people in a line.
Choose the Position Word [H] Pick the word that describes where one thing is compared to another.
Count the Small Squares That Cover a Rectangle [H] Count the equal small squares that fill a larger rectangle.
Cover a Hexagon with Pattern Blocks [H] Tell how many smaller pattern blocks cover a hexagon.
Cut a Shape into Smaller Shapes [H] Name the smaller shapes made when a shape is cut apart.
Measure a Length in Cubes [H] Measure how long an object is by counting the cubes along it.
How Many Cubes Longer [H] Find how many cubes longer one object is than another.
Which Object Is Longer [H] Compare pictured lengths to tell which object is longer or shorter.
Which Is Heavier on the Balance [H] Use the blocks that balance each object to tell which is heavier.
Compare Without Measuring [H] Order three objects from two comparison clues.
How Many More Cups It Holds [H] Find how many more cups one container holds than another.
Which Container Holds More [H] Compare two containers by the number of cups each holds.

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