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Learning tree for English K–10 · Kindergarten57 skills in lanes by topic, in sequence from left to right. Each arrow runs from a skill to one that builds on it. The list that follows names every skill and what it builds on.Phonic knowledgePhonological awarenessPrint conventionsReading comprehensionReading fluencyUnderstanding and responding to literatureVocabularyEarly writingHandwritingSpellingUnderstanding and using grammar when interactingListening for understandingOral narrativeSocial and learning interactionsStep 1Step 2Step 3Step 4Step 5Step 6Step 7Matches letters totheir most commonsoundsBlends sounds to readand spell short wordslike cat and sunReads and spellswords with twoconsonants togetherReads and spellswords with consonantdigraphsReads words with longvowel patterns andsplit digraphsHears separate wordsand syllables inspeechHears and says thefirst sound in aspoken wordBlends and segmentsall the sounds in aspoken wordChanges a sound in aspoken word to make anew wordKnows that printcarries a messageHandles a book andtracks print theright wayTells letters, words,numerals andpunctuation apart onthe pagePredicts what a textwill be about andlinks it to your lifeUses words youalready know to makesense of a textFinds who, what,when, where and whyin a textWorks out how asentence puts itsmeaning togetherRetells a text inorderNotices when readingstops making senseand fixes itReads taught wordsautomatically,without sounding outReads simplesentences aloud inphrasesUses the voice andthe punctuation toread with expressionFinds your own worldin the texts you readKnows that texts aremade for differentreasonsKnows how a story isbuiltTalks about whatcharacters are likeand why they actNotices how picturesand playful words addmeaningSays what you thinkabout a text and whyLearns and useseveryday and taughtwordsUses words to name,describe and sortChooses the rightword and plays withwordsWrites a correctsimple sentence witha capital letter anda full stopUses capital lettersfor proper nouns anduses question andexclamation marksIdentifies and usesnouns and verbs inown simple sentencesPlans writing withdrawings and improvesit after feedbackUses personalpronouns andprepositional phrasesthat show time orplaceWrites at least tworelated ideas inorder using timeconnectivesChooses nouns, verbs,adjectives andarticles deliberatelyin own writingExperiments withjoining two ideasinto a compoundsentenceWrites short textsthat describe,recount, tell a storyor give an opinionProduces lettersusing a keyboard,touch screen, stylusor speech-to-textForms everylower-case andupper-case letter inNSW Foundation StyleSegments spoken wordsinto syllables andphonemes as astrategy for spellingUses position rulesfor zz, ss, ll, ff,ck and ve, andexperiments withvowel digraphsWrites their own nameand taughthigh-frequency wordsusing letter-soundknowledgeAdds plural -s andtense suffixes, andspells compound wordsand homophonesBuilds spokensentences and joinsideas with and, butand becauseTalks about the pastusing regular andirregular past-tenseverbsListens to andfollows spokeninstructions of up tothree partsRecognises how faces,hands and body addmeaning to what issaidListens for a purposeby agreeing,disagreeing, addingon or sharing afeelingFollows who and whenin speech by trackingpronouns and wordendingsRetells a familiarstory or event andrecalls its detailsTells an originalstory or sharesinformation withpeers and adultsStarts, joins andtakes turns inconversation, stayingon topicUses imaginativelanguage to pretendand act out storiesin playUses talk to ask forwhat is needed and toask who, what, when,where, why and howGives reasons,opinions and simplepersuasion whenspeaking
  1. Phonic knowledge

    1. Matches letters to their most common soundsBuilds on: Hears and says the first sound in a spoken word; Tells letters, words, numerals and punctuation apart on the page
    2. Blends sounds to read and spell short words like cat and sunBuilds on: Matches letters to their most common sounds; Blends and segments all the sounds in a spoken word
    3. Reads and spells words with two consonants togetherBuilds on: Blends sounds to read and spell short words like cat and sun
    4. Reads and spells words with consonant digraphsBuilds on: Blends sounds to read and spell short words like cat and sun
    5. Reads words with long vowel patterns and split digraphsBuilds on: Reads and spells words with consonant digraphs
  2. Phonological awareness

    1. Hears separate words and syllables in speechA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    2. Hears and says the first sound in a spoken wordBuilds on: Hears separate words and syllables in speech
    3. Blends and segments all the sounds in a spoken wordBuilds on: Hears and says the first sound in a spoken word
    4. Changes a sound in a spoken word to make a new wordBuilds on: Blends and segments all the sounds in a spoken word
  3. Print conventions

    1. Knows that print carries a messageA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    2. Handles a book and tracks print the right wayBuilds on: Knows that print carries a message
    3. Tells letters, words, numerals and punctuation apart on the pageBuilds on: Knows that print carries a message
  4. Reading comprehension

    1. Predicts what a text will be about and links it to your lifeBuilds on: Knows that print carries a message
    2. Uses words you already know to make sense of a textBuilds on: Knows that print carries a message
    3. Finds who, what, when, where and why in a textBuilds on: Uses words you already know to make sense of a text
    4. Works out how a sentence puts its meaning togetherBuilds on: Finds who, what, when, where and why in a text
    5. Retells a text in orderBuilds on: Finds who, what, when, where and why in a text
    6. Notices when reading stops making sense and fixes itBuilds on: Uses words you already know to make sense of a text; Blends sounds to read and spell short words like cat and sun
  5. Reading fluency

    1. Reads taught words automatically, without sounding outBuilds on: Blends sounds to read and spell short words like cat and sun
    2. Reads simple sentences aloud in phrasesBuilds on: Reads taught words automatically, without sounding out
    3. Uses the voice and the punctuation to read with expressionBuilds on: Reads simple sentences aloud in phrases
  6. Understanding and responding to literature

    1. Finds your own world in the texts you readBuilds on: Predicts what a text will be about and links it to your life
    2. Knows that texts are made for different reasonsBuilds on: Predicts what a text will be about and links it to your life
    3. Knows how a story is builtBuilds on: Retells a text in order
    4. Talks about what characters are like and why they actBuilds on: Knows how a story is built
    5. Notices how pictures and playful words add meaningBuilds on: Talks about what characters are like and why they act
    6. Says what you think about a text and whyBuilds on: Talks about what characters are like and why they act; Finds who, what, when, where and why in a text
  7. Vocabulary

    1. Learns and uses everyday and taught wordsA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    2. Uses words to name, describe and sortBuilds on: Learns and uses everyday and taught words
    3. Chooses the right word and plays with wordsBuilds on: Uses words to name, describe and sort
  8. Early writing

    1. Writes a correct simple sentence with a capital letter and a full stopBuilds on: Forms every lower-case and upper-case letter in NSW Foundation Style
    2. Uses capital letters for proper nouns and uses question and exclamation marksBuilds on: Writes a correct simple sentence with a capital letter and a full stop
    3. Identifies and uses nouns and verbs in own simple sentencesBuilds on: Writes a correct simple sentence with a capital letter and a full stop
    4. Plans writing with drawings and improves it after feedbackBuilds on: Writes a correct simple sentence with a capital letter and a full stop
    5. Uses personal pronouns and prepositional phrases that show time or placeBuilds on: Writes a correct simple sentence with a capital letter and a full stop
    6. Writes at least two related ideas in order using time connectivesBuilds on: Writes a correct simple sentence with a capital letter and a full stop
    7. Experiments with joining two ideas into a compound sentenceBuilds on: Writes a correct simple sentence with a capital letter and a full stop; Writes at least two related ideas in order using time connectives
    8. Writes short texts that describe, recount, tell a story or give an opinionBuilds on: Writes at least two related ideas in order using time connectives
    9. Chooses nouns, verbs, adjectives and articles deliberately in own writingBuilds on: Identifies and uses nouns and verbs in own simple sentences
  9. Handwriting

    1. Produces letters using a keyboard, touch screen, stylus or speech-to-textA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    2. Forms every lower-case and upper-case letter in NSW Foundation StyleA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
  10. Spelling

    1. Segments spoken words into syllables and phonemes as a strategy for spellingA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    2. Uses position rules for zz, ss, ll, ff, ck and ve, and experiments with vowel digraphsBuilds on: Segments spoken words into syllables and phonemes as a strategy for spelling
    3. Writes their own name and taught high-frequency words using letter-sound knowledgeBuilds on: Segments spoken words into syllables and phonemes as a strategy for spelling
    4. Adds plural -s and tense suffixes, and spells compound words and homophonesBuilds on: Writes their own name and taught high-frequency words using letter-sound knowledge
  11. Understanding and using grammar when interacting

    1. Builds spoken sentences and joins ideas with and, but and becauseBuilds on: Starts, joins and takes turns in conversation, staying on topic
    2. Talks about the past using regular and irregular past-tense verbsBuilds on: Builds spoken sentences and joins ideas with and, but and because
  12. Listening for understanding

    1. Listens to and follows spoken instructions of up to three partsA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    2. Recognises how faces, hands and body add meaning to what is saidA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    3. Listens for a purpose by agreeing, disagreeing, adding on or sharing a feelingBuilds on: Listens to and follows spoken instructions of up to three parts
    4. Follows who and when in speech by tracking pronouns and word endingsBuilds on: Listens to and follows spoken instructions of up to three parts
  13. Oral narrative

    1. Retells a familiar story or event and recalls its detailsBuilds on: Listens to and follows spoken instructions of up to three parts; Builds spoken sentences and joins ideas with and, but and because
    2. Tells an original story or shares information with peers and adultsBuilds on: Retells a familiar story or event and recalls its details
  14. Social and learning interactions

    1. Starts, joins and takes turns in conversation, staying on topicBuilds on: Listens to and follows spoken instructions of up to three parts
    2. Uses imaginative language to pretend and act out stories in playBuilds on: Starts, joins and takes turns in conversation, staying on topic
    3. Uses talk to ask for what is needed and to ask who, what, when, where, why and howBuilds on: Starts, joins and takes turns in conversation, staying on topic
    4. Gives reasons, opinions and simple persuasion when speakingBuilds on: Starts, joins and takes turns in conversation, staying on topic; Uses talk to ask for what is needed and to ask who, what, when, where, why and how

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Blends sounds to read and spell short words like cat and sunStructure
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Writes their own name and taught high-frequency words using letter-sound knowledgeStructure
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Speaking and listeningUnderstanding and using grammar when interacting

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Talks about the past using regular and irregular past-tense verbsStructure
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Builds spoken sentences and joins ideas with and, but and becauseStructure
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Speaking and listeningListening for understanding

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Recognises how faces, hands and body add meaning to what is saidStructure
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Follows who and when in speech by tracking pronouns and word endingsStructure
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Speaking and listeningOral narrative

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Speaking and listeningSocial and learning interactions

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Curriculum details for English K–10

NSW school sequence.

Early Stage 1 in the NSW source sequence · Foundation.

The English K–10 collection follows its named source sequence; detailed outcome alignment for New South Wales is not verified.

In English 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.

Mathematics K–10 · Kindergarten

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Learning tree for Mathematics K–10 · Kindergarten 6 skills · 2 topics
Learning tree for Mathematics K–10 · Kindergarten6 skills in lanes by topic, in sequence from left to right. Each arrow runs from a skill to one that builds on it. The list that follows names every skill and what it builds on.Early number senseComparing and sortingStep 1Step 2Step 3Counts forwards and backwardsto 20Reads and writes numerals to10Compares two groups to saywhich has more or fewerCombines and separates smallgroups to model adding andtaking awayCompares the length of twoobjects directlySorts and names circles,squares, triangles andrectangles
  1. Early number sense

    1. Counts forwards and backwards to 20A starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    2. Reads and writes numerals to 10Builds on: Counts forwards and backwards to 20
    3. Compares two groups to say which has more or fewerBuilds on: Counts forwards and backwards to 20
    4. Combines and separates small groups to model adding and taking awayBuilds on: Reads and writes numerals to 10; Compares two groups to say which has more or fewer
  2. Comparing and sorting

    1. Compares the length of two objects directlyA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    2. Sorts and names circles, squares, triangles and rectanglesA starting point: builds on no earlier skill

Sequence: NSW syllabus, as used on the learning platform for Mathematics K–10; detailed outcome alignment for NSW is not verified.

Number and algebraEarly number sense

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Reads and writes numerals to 10Structure
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Compares two groups to say which has more or fewerStructure
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Combines and separates small groups to model adding and taking awayStructure
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Measurement and spaceComparing and sorting

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Compares the length of two objects directlyStructure
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Sorts and names circles, squares, triangles and rectanglesStructure
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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.

Lessons are written for Mathematics and English first. Register interest in any other area.