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The knowledge spine: what each concept builds on, and where it leads.
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See what you’re learning, and how it all fits together.
Where you are in this year, and what comes next.
Next up
- Number and algebra
- Measurement and space
How to read the map
Concepts
- A concept. Its four lessons: Starting, Developing, Strong, Exceeding.
- No lesson. The concept is in the sequence.
- Chosen. The concept open in the panel.
- A strand. Its line, with its letter.
- Needs both. It builds on two strands.
- Start here. The year’s first lesson.
Connections
- Builds on. An essential step before.
- Uses. Applies a method from another concept.
- Connects to. Related, not required.
- Leads to. A later application.
Arrows point to the concept that comes next. Distance on the map shows order, not time.
Every link has a reason: a step that comes first, a method used again, a related idea or a later application.
Subjects
- Mathematics. K–10, Standard, Advanced, Extension 1 and 2.
- English. K–10 and Advanced.
- Science. Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
A subject always shows its colour, its glyph and its name.
Lessons in Mathematics K–10, Kindergarten
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Mathematics K–10 · Kindergarten
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Learning Map for Mathematics K–10 · Kindergarten 6 concepts · 2 topics
Each concept of Mathematics K–10 · Kindergarten, and what it builds on, is drawn in the map above.
Sequence: NSW syllabus, as used on the learning platform for Mathematics K–10; detailed outcome alignment for NSW is not verified.
Early number senseNumber and algebra
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Counts forwards and backwards to 20Structure
- Introduction
- Prerequisite review
- The idea
- Worked examples
- Practice set
- Common errors
- Extension
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- DevelopingLearning subscription
- StrongLearning subscription
- ExceedingLearning subscription
Reads and writes numerals to 10Structure
- Introduction
- Prerequisite review
- The idea
- Worked examples
- Practice set
- Common errors
- Extension
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- DevelopingLearning subscription
- StrongLearning subscription
- ExceedingLearning subscription
Compares two groups to say which has more or fewerStructure
- Introduction
- Prerequisite review
- The idea
- Worked examples
- Practice set
- Common errors
- Extension
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- DevelopingLearning subscription
- StrongLearning subscription
- ExceedingLearning subscription
Combines and separates small groups to model adding and taking awayStructure
- Introduction
- Prerequisite review
- The idea
- Worked examples
- Practice set
- Common errors
- Extension
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- DevelopingLearning subscription
- StrongLearning subscription
- ExceedingLearning subscription
Comparing and sortingMeasurement and space
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Compares the length of two objects directlyStructure
- Introduction
- Prerequisite review
- The idea
- Worked examples
- Practice set
- Common errors
- Extension
- StartingLearning subscription
- DevelopingLearning subscription
- StrongLearning subscription
- ExceedingLearning subscription
Sorts and names circles, squares, triangles and rectanglesStructure
- Introduction
- Prerequisite review
- The idea
- Worked examples
- Practice set
- Common errors
- Extension
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- DevelopingLearning subscription
- StrongLearning subscription
- ExceedingLearning subscription
Curriculum details for Mathematics K–10
NSW school sequence.
Early Stage 1 in the NSW source sequence · Foundation.
The Mathematics K–10 collection follows its named source sequence; detailed outcome alignment for New South Wales is not verified.
In Mathematics K–10, some source stages span two years and share lessons; choose a topic within the selected year level and revisit its foundation explanations when needed.