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GRADES 1–9 · IN ENGLISH

Mathematics

Small steps. Big understanding.

Build mathematical understanding with visual examples, practice and problem solving. Try a free first lesson in each of Grades 1–9, then explore the planned learning path.

Free first lessons available
Young learners exploring mathematical ideas together
See the idea
Try a strategy
Explain your answer

A learning path that grows with your child

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Start with existing skills, not age alone. Grade labels vary between school systems.

Grade 4 · Learning plan

First lesson ready

Suggested ages 9–10

Try the free first lesson
Finding the right starting point

Check the named prerequisites in Grade 4 units and route to specific earlier skills.

Use a short, low-pressure conversation or task. If a skill is unfamiliar, provide a simpler example before moving on.

  1. 1Large Numbers and EstimationFirst lesson ready

    Learning goals

    • Represent and compare numbers to 1,000,000
    • Explain adjacent place-value relationships
    • Round numbers to a stated place
    • Add and subtract multi-digit quantities with checks

    Planned application: Apply and explain: Large Numbers and Estimation

    Only the first lesson is available now. Further lessons in this unit are in preparation.

  2. 2Multi-Digit MultiplicationPlanned

    Learning goals

    • Multiply two-digit quantities by one digit using partitioning
    • Extend to up to four digits by one digit
    • Multiply two two-digit numbers with an area model
    • Connect partial products to a written algorithm
    • Estimate and check a product

    Planned application: Apply and explain: Multi-Digit Multiplication

    This is a curriculum outline, not a released video or activity.

  3. 3Division and RemaindersPlanned

    Learning goals

    • Divide multi-digit numbers by one digit using grouping
    • Connect partial quotients to a written method
    • Verify dividend = divisor × quotient + remainder
    • Interpret a remainder according to context

    Planned application: Apply and explain: Division and Remainders

    This is a curriculum outline, not a released video or activity.

  4. 4Factors, Multiples and RulesPlanned

    Learning goals

    • Find factor pairs systematically
    • Distinguish factors from multiples
    • Classify primes and composites and explain why one is neither
    • Generate and describe numerical patterns

    Planned application: Apply and explain: Factors, Multiples and Rules

    This is a curriculum outline, not a released video or activity.

  5. 5Equivalent Fractions and OrderingPlanned

    Learning goals

    • Generate equivalent fractions with partitioned models
    • Simplify fractions using shared factors
    • Compare unlike fractions using equivalence or benchmarks
    • Represent mixed and improper fractions

    Planned application: Apply and explain: Equivalent Fractions and Ordering

    This is a curriculum outline, not a released video or activity.

  6. 6Fraction Operations with Like DenominatorsPlanned

    Learning goals

    • Add and subtract fractions with the same denominator
    • Compose and decompose mixed numbers
    • Multiply a fraction by a whole number using repeated quantities
    • Check results against a visual estimate

    Planned application: Apply and explain: Fraction Operations with Like Denominators

    This is a curriculum outline, not a released video or activity.

  7. 7Tenths and HundredthsPlanned

    Learning goals

    • Connect decimal notation to tenths and hundredths
    • Represent decimals on grids and number lines
    • Compare decimals including trailing zeros
    • Solve simple decimal-value comparisons

    Planned application: Apply and explain: Tenths and Hundredths

    This is a curriculum outline, not a released video or activity.

  8. 8Angles, Lines and SymmetryPlanned

    Learning goals

    • Identify parallel and perpendicular lines
    • Classify angles and measure with a protractor
    • Find unknown angles by addition
    • Classify triangles and quadrilaterals
    • Identify and justify lines of symmetry

    Planned application: Apply and explain: Angles, Lines and Symmetry

    This is a curriculum outline, not a released video or activity.

  9. 9Measurement and Fractional DataPlanned

    Learning goals

    • Convert larger metric units to smaller units
    • Solve perimeter and area problems with consistent units
    • Read fractional measurement line plots
    • Answer total and difference questions from measured data

    Planned application: Apply and explain: Measurement and Fractional Data

    This is a curriculum outline, not a released video or activity.

  10. 10Planning with ConstraintsPlanned

    Learning goals

    • Identify constraints and relevant quantities
    • Plan a multi-step calculation
    • Prepare a shared-activity materials plan
    • Explain and verify a feasible choice

    Planned application: Apply and explain: Planning with Constraints

    This is a curriculum outline, not a released video or activity.

Learn by doing, not just watching

AN IDEA TO TRY TOGETHER

Show it two ways

Represent 24 with equal groups, then write a matching multiplication. Can you find another grouping? Explain what changed and what stayed the same.

Notice.
Try.
Explain.

Choose examples that match your child’s current skills. The free first lesson is available in every grade; the rest of each plan is in preparation.

Questions parents ask

What can my child use today?

A free first mathematics lesson in every grade, with six practice questions and three game missions. Further lessons are in preparation.

Is this a full school curriculum?

No. These are supplementary learning programmes, not a school qualification or a claim of complete alignment with any national curriculum. Families can use the grade plans alongside school learning.

How do I choose a grade?

Use the grade and age range as a guide, then check the starting skills. English reading and listening confidence may affect the support your child needs. Grade 9 is a transition level and is not called middle school everywhere.

Will lessons work on a phone?

The learning plans are designed for phone, tablet and desktop viewing. Materials, keyboard access or adult support needed for a future activity will be stated when that activity is released.

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Explore launch plans for your child’s selected grade: $30 USD for one month, $150 for six months or $240 for one year. Paid enrolment is not yet open.

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Supplementary learning. Not a school qualification. Programme outlines may be refined as lessons are developed.