Mathematics-Grade KG

Duration

10 Months

Prerequisites

None

Requirements

Students will need the following materials: printer, cell phone or scanner, notebook, pencils, erasers, scissors, crayons, glue, tape, ruler, printer paper, colored paper, counters, and common household items

Course Summary

In kindergarten math, students learn to count, write, and compare numbers to 20. They solve addition and subtraction problems within 10, identify 2-D and 3-D shapes, count to 100, and compare length, height, volume, and weight.

MAJOR TOPICS AND CONCEPTS

Counting and writing numbers 1–5
Rearranging groups with 2–5 objects
Identifying and writing 0
Using equal, greater than, and less than to compare groups of 5
Comparing groups to 5
Comparing numbers to 5
Counting and writing numbers 6–10
Rearranging groups with 6–10 objects
Using equal, greater than, and less than to compare groups of 10
Counting to compare groups to 10
Counting forward and backward within 10
Identifying 2-D shapes
Finding, sorting, and comparing 2-D shapes
Making composite shapes
Identifying 3-D shapes
Finding, sorting, and comparing 3-D shapes
Sorting objects into categories
Counting and comparing categories by counting
Representing addition as adding to
Representing addition as putting together
Identifying and using the plus sign
Solving addition equations within 10
Representing subtraction as taking apart
Solving real-world addition word problems
Developing addition fluency within 10
Identifying and using the minus sign
Solving subtraction equations within 10
Decomposing and representing numbers 5–10
Developing subtraction fluency within 10
Solving real-world subtraction word problems
Counting, writing, and rearranging numbers 11–20
Representing numbers 11–20
Counting to 100 by ones and tens
Counting from any number to 100
Comparing objects by using length, height, volume, and weight
Using nonstandard measurement

How Mathematics-Grade KG supports student success

In Mathematics-Grade KG, students build subject knowledge through structured online lessons, guided practice, and regular feedback from qualified teachers. The course supports flexible study while maintaining clear academic expectations and steady progress.

Students can revisit learning materials, complete assignments at a manageable pace, and use teacher guidance to strengthen understanding. Families can follow progress while learners develop organization, independent study habits, and confidence.

Clear learning goals connect each lesson to the wider course.
Activities and assignments help students apply important concepts.
Assessments and teacher feedback identify strengths and next steps.

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