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Primary school maths.Confidence starts here.

A patient, visual approach to maths from Year 1 to Year 6. Choose a year level to explore lessons, worked examples and printable practice.

Years 1–6 · Australian Curriculum

01 / YOUR YEAR LEVEL

Start where you are.

02 / EXPLORE THE TOPICS

Year 2 starts here.

Build understanding with pictures, worked examples and printable practice.

46 lessons available

46 subtopics

01

Place value to 1,000

4 subtopics

1.1Reading/ordering numbers 1.2Hundreds/tens/ones 1.3Zero as a placeholder 1.4Regrouping and renaming

02

Addition and subtraction

6 subtopics

2.1Facts within 20 2.2One-/two-digit calculations 2.3Partitioning to calculate 2.4Related addition and subtraction facts 2.5Finding missing numbers 2.6Checking addition and subtraction

03

Multiplication and division

6 subtopics

3.1Equal groups 3.2Building and reading arrays 3.3Repeated addition 3.4Sharing/grouping 3.5Multiplication facts for two 3.6Doubling and halving

04

Number patterns

4 subtopics

4.1Constant increases/decreases 4.2Describing rules 4.3Missing terms in number patterns 4.4Shape/number patterns

05

Halves, quarters and eighths

3 subtopics

5.1Making equal parts 5.2Repeated halving 5.3Fractions of shapes, objects and measures

06

Money and practical problems

6 subtopics

6.1Comparing prices 6.2$1/$2 coins and notes 6.3Working out purchases 6.4Limited money and saving 6.5Needs and wants 6.6Consumer choices

07

Measuring

4 subtopics

7.1Length, mass and capacity 7.2Uniform informal units 7.3Smaller units for accuracy 7.4Comparing measurements

08

Time and calendars

3 subtopics

8.1Reading calendar dates 8.2Days between events 8.3Hour/half-hour/quarter-hour clocks

09

Shapes and turns

3 subtopics

9.1Sides and spatial features 9.2Straight/curved/opposite/parallel 9.3Quarter/half/three-quarter/full turns

10

Maps and pathways

3 subtopics

10.1Familiar maps 10.2Locating features 10.3Following and describing routes

11

Data and graphs

4 subtopics

11.1Surveys/observations 11.2Organising data in lists and tables 11.3Creating displays 11.4Comparing representations and conclusions

Schools may teach these topics in a different order.

Official curriculum outline

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