Math for Kindergarten

The Kindergarten math curriculum on Kids Academy Classroom builds on early math concepts and expands learners’ skills with numbers, operations, and geometry through a variety of engaging lessons, worksheets, games, videos, and quizzes designed for this stage.

Core areas covered:

Logic and geometry

• Matching and Sorting: Match objects and sort them by size, shape, or color.

Activty example: Sorting & counting objects

• Shapes: Naming, making, describing and comparing basic 2D and 3D shapes

Activity example: Using triangles to make squares & Rhombuses

• Data: Describing length and weight; comparing objects based on their attributes.

Counting and Cardinality up to 100

• Counting and Numbers: Practice counting in order and recognizing written numbers.

Activity example: Counting up to 20

• Counting to Tell How Many: Count objects in a set and match the total to the correct number.

Activity example: Matching "How many"

• One More and One Less: Identify the number that is one more or one less in simple sequences.

Activity example: More and less worksheets

• Fluency: Build confidence and speed with number patterns and basic facts.

Additional practice with numbers up to 20

• Addition and Subtraction: Practice adding and subtracting numbers within 20 using simple models.

Activity example: Adding up to 20

• Addition and Subtraction Story Problems: Solve short addition and subtraction problems presented as stories.

Activity example: Addition at the zoo

• Composing Numbers: Make numbers in different ways using part and whole relationships.

Activity example: Making number 11

Worksheets include practice on:

• Matching, sorting, and comparison exercises

• Number recognition and tracing (0–10, 11–20, extending to 100)

• Counting in order and skip counting up to 100

• Illustrated addition and subtraction problems

• Simple measurements

• Geometry with 2D shapes and tracing exercises

• Money concepts through coin recognition

Learning games and educational videos focus on:

• Mathematical practices with emphasis on logic, geometry, and early number skills.

• Making abstract concepts accessible and fun.

Activity example: Subtraction game

Quizzes evaluate:

• Understanding of matching, sorting, shape recognition, counting, addition, subtraction, and number fluency.

• Progress through practical assessments tailored to Kindergarten level skills.

Activity example: Subtraction quiz