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Packed with 15 units and 150 academic days, KinderMath® brings you over 2,000 pages of easy-to-follow lessons, daily partner games, printables, and assessments—everything you need for a full year of hands-on kindergarten math.
KinderMath® | Kindergarten Curriculum Math Units for the Full Year | Hands-On
KinderMath® is a comprehensive, yearlong kindergarten math curriculum built by a teacher, tested by real classrooms, and loved by kids. With 15 thoughtfully sequenced units covering 150 academic days, KinderMath® provides over 2,000 pages of hands-on, standards-aligned instruction that keeps students engaged and learning every step of the way.
Unlike traditional math instruction, KinderMath® puts students at the center of their learning. Through daily partner games, interactive activities, and meaningful math talk, students explore and apply skills with guidance from the teacher—not just passive instruction. Each unit includes 10 instructional days (easily adaptable to fit your schedule), along with pre- and post-assessments to track growth and progress. Built-in spiral review ensures students retain and revisit key concepts all year long.
KinderMath® breaks down your math block into manageable, purposeful parts:
- whole-group number sense
- partner-based math fluency
- engaging whole-group lessons
- collaborative follow-up
- independent practice
With simple-to-follow lesson plans, editable templates, English and Spanish vocabulary cards, and all lesson cards included, KinderMath® is truly print-and-teach ready. You bring the manipulatives—KinderMath® brings everything else.
What’s Included:
- 15 units covering 150 days of instruction
- Over 2,000 pages of math content
- Easy-to-read, done-for-you lesson plans
- Daily partner games and hands-on activities
- Pre- and post-assessments for every unit
- Vocabulary cards in English and Spanish
- Editable planning templates for customization
KinderMath® is everything you need to teach math with confidence, ease, and results—no more hunting for ideas, piecing together worksheets, or reinventing the wheel.
Bundle Units:
- Unit One: Numbers 0-5
- Unit Two: Sort and Classify
- Unit Three: Numbers to 10
- Unit Four: Compare Numbers to 10
- Unit Five: Measurement
- Unit Six: Numbers 10-20
- Unit Seven: 2D and 3D Shapes
- Unit Eight: Numbers to 100
- Unit Nine: Comparing Sets
- Unit Ten: Addition to 10
- Unit Eleven: Addition Word Problems
- Unit Twelve: Subtraction to 10
- Unit Thirteen: Graphing
- Unit Fourteen: Time to the Hour
- Unit Fifteen: Money Values
KinderMath Scope and Sequenced Lessons
Lesson 1.1 Numbers 1, 2, 3
Lesson 1.2 Write Numbers 1, 2, 3
Lesson 1.3 Read and Write 4
Lesson 1.4 Read and Write 5
Lesson 1.5 Count to 5 and Back
Lesson 1.6 Comparing Numbers 1-5
Lesson 1.7 Read and Write 0
Lesson 1.8 Ordering Numbers 0-5
Lesson 1.9 Understanding Quantities 0-5
Lesson 1.10 Read and Write 0-5
Lesson 2.1 Alike and Different
Lesson 2.2 Noticing Differences
Lesson 2.3 Finding Matches
Lesson 2.4 Sort by One Attribute
Lesson 2.5 Sort by More Than One Attribute
Lesson 2.6 Same Number
Lesson 2.7 More Than
Lesson 2.8 Less Than
Lesson 2.9 Identify Patterns
Lesson 2.10 Predict Patterns
Lesson 3.1 Read and Write 6
Lesson 3.2 Read and Write 7
Lesson 3.3 Read and Write 8
Lesson 3.4 Read and Write 6, 7, 8
Lesson 3.5 Read and Write 9
Lesson 3.6 Read and Write 10
Lesson 3.7 Read and Write 9 and 10
Lesson 3.8 Read and Write Numbers 0-10
Lesson 3.9 Number Order 0-10
Lesson 3.10 Counting Up and Back to 10
Lesson 4.1 Matching Sets to Numerals
Lesson 4.2 Compare Sets
Lesson 4.3 Pair Sets One to One
Lesson 4.4 One More
Lesson 4.5 One Less
Lesson 4.6 Same Number
Lesson 4.7 Compare Numerals
Lesson 4.8 How Many More
Lesson 4.9 How Many Less
Lesson 4.10 How Many in All
Lesson 5.1 Compare Sizes
Lesson 5.2 Compare Length
Lesson 5.3 Order Length
Lesson 5.4 Compare Height
Lesson 5.5 Order Height
Lesson 5.6 Compare Weight
Lesson 5.7 Order Weight
Lesson 5.8 Compare Capacity
Lesson 5.9 Nonstandard Length Measurement
Lesson 5.10 Nonstandard Weight Measurement
Lesson 6.1 All About 10: Count Out to 10
Lesson 6.2 All About 11: Hiding Ten
Lesson 6.3 All About 12: Count and Show on Ten Frames
Lesson 6.4 All About 13: Count Groups of 10
Lesson 6.5 All About 14: On and Off the Ten Frame
Lesson 6.6 All About 15: Using Rekenreks
Lesson 6.7 All About 16: Draw and Label Teen Numbers
Lesson 6.8 All About 17: Show it Concrete
Lesson 6.9 All About 18: Teen Number Line Up
Lesson 6.10 All About 19: Showing One More
Lesson 7.1 Solid Shapes
Lesson 7.2 Comparing Solid Shapes
Lesson 7.3 Construct Solid Shapes
Lesson 7.4 Circles and Triangles
Lesson 7.5 Squares and Rectangles
Lesson 7.6 Hexagons
Lesson 7.7 Flat Shapes in the Real World
Lesson 7.8 Composing Simple Shapes
Lesson 7.9 Comparing Solid and Flat Shapes
Lesson 7.10 Positional Words
Lesson 8.1 Count by 2s
Lesson 8.2 Count by 2s
Lesson 8.3 Count by 5s
Lesson 8.4 Count by 5s
Lesson 8.5 Count by 10s
Lesson 8.6 Numbers 20-29
Lesson 8.7 Numbers 30-49
Lesson 8.8 Numbers 50-79
Lesson 8.9 Numbers 80-100
Lesson 8.10 Numbers 1-100
Lesson 9.1 Compare Collections
Lesson 9.2 Compare Numbers to 10
Lesson 9.3 Decomposing 11-20
Lesson 9.4 Compare “Some Extras”
Lesson 9.5 Compare Numbers 11-20
Lesson 9.6 One More, One Less
Lesson 9.7 Find Differences in Sets to 10
Lesson 9.8 Find Differences in Sets to 20
Lesson 9.9 Combining Sets up to 10
Lesson 9.10 Combining Sets up to 20
Lesson 10.1 Combining Sets to 5
Lesson 10.2 Combining Sets to 5
Lesson 10.3 Combining Sets to 6
Lesson 10.4 Combining Sets to 7
Lesson 10.5 Combining Sets to 8
Lesson 10.6 Combining Sets to 9
Lesson 10.7 Adding 0 and 1
Lesson 10.8 Combine Sets to 10 Part 1
Lesson 10.9 Combine Sets to 10 Part 2
Lesson 10.10 Combine Sets to 10 Part 3
Lesson 11.1 Add with Objects
Lesson 11.2 Add with Fingers
Lesson 11.3 Add with # Path
Lesson 11.4 Plus Sign
Lesson 11.5 Equal Sign
Lesson 11.6 Addition Stories
Lesson 11.7 Addition Stories
Lesson 11.8 Writing Addition Stories
Lesson 11.9 Solving for Unknown
Lesson 11.10 Addition Sums to 10
Lesson 12.1 Subtract with Objects
Lesson 12.2 Subtract with Fingers
Lesson 12.3 Subtract with a Picture
Lesson 12.4 Minus Sign
Lesson 12.5 Subtraction Stories
Lesson 12.6 Subtraction Stories
Lesson 12.7 Unknown Subtraction Stories
Lesson 12.8 Subtracting One
Lesson 12.9 Differences to 10
Lesson 12.10 Differences to 10
Lesson 13.1 Sort and Classify
Lesson 13.2 Sort by Unknown Rule
Lesson 13.3 Sort and State Data
Lesson 13.4 Sort and Analyze Data
Lesson 13.5 Introduction to Graphing
Lesson 13.6 Survey and Graph
Lesson 13.7 Bar Graphs
Lesson 13.8 Circle Graphs
Lesson 13.9 Analyze Graphs
Lesson 13.10 Graphing Hands-On
Lesson 14.1 Times of the Day
Lesson 14.2 Days of the Week
Lesson 14.3 Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
Lesson 14.4 Months of the Year
Lesson 14.5 Telling Time Part I
Lesson 14.6 Telling Time Part II
Lesson 14.7 Analog Clock
Lesson 14.8 Digital Clock
Lesson 14.9 Time in the Classroom Day
Lesson 14.10 Time Frequency
Lesson 15.1 The Penny
Lesson 15.2 The Nickel
Lesson 15.3 The Dime
Lesson 15.4 Counting Coins
Lesson 15.5 The Quarter
What about assessments?
Each KinderMath® unit includes both a pre-test and a post-test to monitor student growth. In addition, Units 1, 4, 8, and 13 feature cumulative assessments to ensure skills are being retained. Unit 13 also includes a comprehensive summative assessment that covers content from Units 1–13—perfect for measuring mastery across the year.
Aligned to the 8 Standards for Mathematical Practice
KinderMath is intentionally designed to help you confidently meet all 8 Standards for Mathematical Practice without extra planning or guesswork. Throughout the curriculum, students consistently engage in problem solving, hands-on exploration, and real-world application so they learn to make sense of math and stick with challenging tasks.
KinderMath supports deep understanding by moving students from concrete models to abstract thinking, helping them truly understand numbers, operations, and relationships rather than just memorize procedures. Daily opportunities for discussion and explanation build strong math language and reasoning skills, while built-in activities encourage students to justify their thinking and learn from others.
With embedded use of tools like manipulatives, ten frames, number paths, and visual models, students learn how to choose strategies that work best for them. The curriculum also emphasizes precision in number writing, symbol use, and clear communication.
Across all units, students naturally recognize patterns, number relationships, and repeated strategies through structured practice with counting, composing, decomposing, addition, and subtraction. This means your students are not just learning skills, they are developing strong mathematical habits that align directly with the Standards for Mathematical Practice.
With KinderMath, you can feel confident that your instruction is aligned, intentional, and building the kind of deep understanding students need for long-term success.
What are other teachers saying about KinderMath?
"My district uses a math program that quite frankly stinks! I have been struggling for three years to teach math in a way that makes sense and truly reaches my students. I know it is so important for them to have those foundational skills for the future so I would always stress and wish I had more guidance. This has been a LIFE SAVER. I cannot say enough about how well thought out these lessons are and how much SENSE they make. It is so nice to have piece of mind to know that my students are truly mastering concepts rather than jumping around to different objectives daily. Thank you for your amazing work, Tara! This is the best product I have purchased from TPT."
Do you have additional resouces that compliment this curriculum?
KinderMath Interactive Notebook
Questions?
Contact: Tara West - Little Minds at Work®
Please email me at littlemindsatworkllc@gmail.com
Join the Little Minds at Work Facebook Community to collaborate with fellow Pre-K, Kindergarten, First Grade and Second Grade teachers that use the curriculum! Chat and share ideas with like-minded teachers! Join the private Facebook group HERE!
Visit the Little Minds at Work blog
Follow Little Minds at Work on Facebook
Like Little Minds at Work on Instagram
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What others say
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Packed with 15 units and 150 academic days, KinderMath® brings you over 2,000 pages of easy-to-follow lessons, daily partner games, printables, and assessments—everything you need for a full year of hands-on kindergarten math.
KinderMath® | Kindergarten Curriculum Math Units for the Full Year | Hands-On
KinderMath® is a comprehensive, yearlong kindergarten math curriculum built by a teacher, tested by real classrooms, and loved by kids. With 15 thoughtfully sequenced units covering 150 academic days, KinderMath® provides over 2,000 pages of hands-on, standards-aligned instruction that keeps students engaged and learning every step of the way.
Unlike traditional math instruction, KinderMath® puts students at the center of their learning. Through daily partner games, interactive activities, and meaningful math talk, students explore and apply skills with guidance from the teacher—not just passive instruction. Each unit includes 10 instructional days (easily adaptable to fit your schedule), along with pre- and post-assessments to track growth and progress. Built-in spiral review ensures students retain and revisit key concepts all year long.
KinderMath® breaks down your math block into manageable, purposeful parts:
- whole-group number sense
- partner-based math fluency
- engaging whole-group lessons
- collaborative follow-up
- independent practice
With simple-to-follow lesson plans, editable templates, English and Spanish vocabulary cards, and all lesson cards included, KinderMath® is truly print-and-teach ready. You bring the manipulatives—KinderMath® brings everything else.
What’s Included:
- 15 units covering 150 days of instruction
- Over 2,000 pages of math content
- Easy-to-read, done-for-you lesson plans
- Daily partner games and hands-on activities
- Pre- and post-assessments for every unit
- Vocabulary cards in English and Spanish
- Editable planning templates for customization
KinderMath® is everything you need to teach math with confidence, ease, and results—no more hunting for ideas, piecing together worksheets, or reinventing the wheel.
Bundle Units:
- Unit One: Numbers 0-5
- Unit Two: Sort and Classify
- Unit Three: Numbers to 10
- Unit Four: Compare Numbers to 10
- Unit Five: Measurement
- Unit Six: Numbers 10-20
- Unit Seven: 2D and 3D Shapes
- Unit Eight: Numbers to 100
- Unit Nine: Comparing Sets
- Unit Ten: Addition to 10
- Unit Eleven: Addition Word Problems
- Unit Twelve: Subtraction to 10
- Unit Thirteen: Graphing
- Unit Fourteen: Time to the Hour
- Unit Fifteen: Money Values
KinderMath Scope and Sequenced Lessons
Lesson 1.1 Numbers 1, 2, 3
Lesson 1.2 Write Numbers 1, 2, 3
Lesson 1.3 Read and Write 4
Lesson 1.4 Read and Write 5
Lesson 1.5 Count to 5 and Back
Lesson 1.6 Comparing Numbers 1-5
Lesson 1.7 Read and Write 0
Lesson 1.8 Ordering Numbers 0-5
Lesson 1.9 Understanding Quantities 0-5
Lesson 1.10 Read and Write 0-5
Lesson 2.1 Alike and Different
Lesson 2.2 Noticing Differences
Lesson 2.3 Finding Matches
Lesson 2.4 Sort by One Attribute
Lesson 2.5 Sort by More Than One Attribute
Lesson 2.6 Same Number
Lesson 2.7 More Than
Lesson 2.8 Less Than
Lesson 2.9 Identify Patterns
Lesson 2.10 Predict Patterns
Lesson 3.1 Read and Write 6
Lesson 3.2 Read and Write 7
Lesson 3.3 Read and Write 8
Lesson 3.4 Read and Write 6, 7, 8
Lesson 3.5 Read and Write 9
Lesson 3.6 Read and Write 10
Lesson 3.7 Read and Write 9 and 10
Lesson 3.8 Read and Write Numbers 0-10
Lesson 3.9 Number Order 0-10
Lesson 3.10 Counting Up and Back to 10
Lesson 4.1 Matching Sets to Numerals
Lesson 4.2 Compare Sets
Lesson 4.3 Pair Sets One to One
Lesson 4.4 One More
Lesson 4.5 One Less
Lesson 4.6 Same Number
Lesson 4.7 Compare Numerals
Lesson 4.8 How Many More
Lesson 4.9 How Many Less
Lesson 4.10 How Many in All
Lesson 5.1 Compare Sizes
Lesson 5.2 Compare Length
Lesson 5.3 Order Length
Lesson 5.4 Compare Height
Lesson 5.5 Order Height
Lesson 5.6 Compare Weight
Lesson 5.7 Order Weight
Lesson 5.8 Compare Capacity
Lesson 5.9 Nonstandard Length Measurement
Lesson 5.10 Nonstandard Weight Measurement
Lesson 6.1 All About 10: Count Out to 10
Lesson 6.2 All About 11: Hiding Ten
Lesson 6.3 All About 12: Count and Show on Ten Frames
Lesson 6.4 All About 13: Count Groups of 10
Lesson 6.5 All About 14: On and Off the Ten Frame
Lesson 6.6 All About 15: Using Rekenreks
Lesson 6.7 All About 16: Draw and Label Teen Numbers
Lesson 6.8 All About 17: Show it Concrete
Lesson 6.9 All About 18: Teen Number Line Up
Lesson 6.10 All About 19: Showing One More
Lesson 7.1 Solid Shapes
Lesson 7.2 Comparing Solid Shapes
Lesson 7.3 Construct Solid Shapes
Lesson 7.4 Circles and Triangles
Lesson 7.5 Squares and Rectangles
Lesson 7.6 Hexagons
Lesson 7.7 Flat Shapes in the Real World
Lesson 7.8 Composing Simple Shapes
Lesson 7.9 Comparing Solid and Flat Shapes
Lesson 7.10 Positional Words
Lesson 8.1 Count by 2s
Lesson 8.2 Count by 2s
Lesson 8.3 Count by 5s
Lesson 8.4 Count by 5s
Lesson 8.5 Count by 10s
Lesson 8.6 Numbers 20-29
Lesson 8.7 Numbers 30-49
Lesson 8.8 Numbers 50-79
Lesson 8.9 Numbers 80-100
Lesson 8.10 Numbers 1-100
Lesson 9.1 Compare Collections
Lesson 9.2 Compare Numbers to 10
Lesson 9.3 Decomposing 11-20
Lesson 9.4 Compare “Some Extras”
Lesson 9.5 Compare Numbers 11-20
Lesson 9.6 One More, One Less
Lesson 9.7 Find Differences in Sets to 10
Lesson 9.8 Find Differences in Sets to 20
Lesson 9.9 Combining Sets up to 10
Lesson 9.10 Combining Sets up to 20
Lesson 10.1 Combining Sets to 5
Lesson 10.2 Combining Sets to 5
Lesson 10.3 Combining Sets to 6
Lesson 10.4 Combining Sets to 7
Lesson 10.5 Combining Sets to 8
Lesson 10.6 Combining Sets to 9
Lesson 10.7 Adding 0 and 1
Lesson 10.8 Combine Sets to 10 Part 1
Lesson 10.9 Combine Sets to 10 Part 2
Lesson 10.10 Combine Sets to 10 Part 3
Lesson 11.1 Add with Objects
Lesson 11.2 Add with Fingers
Lesson 11.3 Add with # Path
Lesson 11.4 Plus Sign
Lesson 11.5 Equal Sign
Lesson 11.6 Addition Stories
Lesson 11.7 Addition Stories
Lesson 11.8 Writing Addition Stories
Lesson 11.9 Solving for Unknown
Lesson 11.10 Addition Sums to 10
Lesson 12.1 Subtract with Objects
Lesson 12.2 Subtract with Fingers
Lesson 12.3 Subtract with a Picture
Lesson 12.4 Minus Sign
Lesson 12.5 Subtraction Stories
Lesson 12.6 Subtraction Stories
Lesson 12.7 Unknown Subtraction Stories
Lesson 12.8 Subtracting One
Lesson 12.9 Differences to 10
Lesson 12.10 Differences to 10
Lesson 13.1 Sort and Classify
Lesson 13.2 Sort by Unknown Rule
Lesson 13.3 Sort and State Data
Lesson 13.4 Sort and Analyze Data
Lesson 13.5 Introduction to Graphing
Lesson 13.6 Survey and Graph
Lesson 13.7 Bar Graphs
Lesson 13.8 Circle Graphs
Lesson 13.9 Analyze Graphs
Lesson 13.10 Graphing Hands-On
Lesson 14.1 Times of the Day
Lesson 14.2 Days of the Week
Lesson 14.3 Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
Lesson 14.4 Months of the Year
Lesson 14.5 Telling Time Part I
Lesson 14.6 Telling Time Part II
Lesson 14.7 Analog Clock
Lesson 14.8 Digital Clock
Lesson 14.9 Time in the Classroom Day
Lesson 14.10 Time Frequency
Lesson 15.1 The Penny
Lesson 15.2 The Nickel
Lesson 15.3 The Dime
Lesson 15.4 Counting Coins
Lesson 15.5 The Quarter
What about assessments?
Each KinderMath® unit includes both a pre-test and a post-test to monitor student growth. In addition, Units 1, 4, 8, and 13 feature cumulative assessments to ensure skills are being retained. Unit 13 also includes a comprehensive summative assessment that covers content from Units 1–13—perfect for measuring mastery across the year.
Aligned to the 8 Standards for Mathematical Practice
KinderMath is intentionally designed to help you confidently meet all 8 Standards for Mathematical Practice without extra planning or guesswork. Throughout the curriculum, students consistently engage in problem solving, hands-on exploration, and real-world application so they learn to make sense of math and stick with challenging tasks.
KinderMath supports deep understanding by moving students from concrete models to abstract thinking, helping them truly understand numbers, operations, and relationships rather than just memorize procedures. Daily opportunities for discussion and explanation build strong math language and reasoning skills, while built-in activities encourage students to justify their thinking and learn from others.
With embedded use of tools like manipulatives, ten frames, number paths, and visual models, students learn how to choose strategies that work best for them. The curriculum also emphasizes precision in number writing, symbol use, and clear communication.
Across all units, students naturally recognize patterns, number relationships, and repeated strategies through structured practice with counting, composing, decomposing, addition, and subtraction. This means your students are not just learning skills, they are developing strong mathematical habits that align directly with the Standards for Mathematical Practice.
With KinderMath, you can feel confident that your instruction is aligned, intentional, and building the kind of deep understanding students need for long-term success.
What are other teachers saying about KinderMath?
"My district uses a math program that quite frankly stinks! I have been struggling for three years to teach math in a way that makes sense and truly reaches my students. I know it is so important for them to have those foundational skills for the future so I would always stress and wish I had more guidance. This has been a LIFE SAVER. I cannot say enough about how well thought out these lessons are and how much SENSE they make. It is so nice to have piece of mind to know that my students are truly mastering concepts rather than jumping around to different objectives daily. Thank you for your amazing work, Tara! This is the best product I have purchased from TPT."
Do you have additional resouces that compliment this curriculum?
KinderMath Interactive Notebook
Questions?
Contact: Tara West - Little Minds at Work®
Please email me at littlemindsatworkllc@gmail.com
Join the Little Minds at Work Facebook Community to collaborate with fellow Pre-K, Kindergarten, First Grade and Second Grade teachers that use the curriculum! Chat and share ideas with like-minded teachers! Join the private Facebook group HERE!
Visit the Little Minds at Work blog
Follow Little Minds at Work on Facebook
Like Little Minds at Work on Instagram
>> YEAR-LONG CURRICULUM BUNDLES:
>> YEAR-LONG CURRICULUM MAPS




