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K–12 foundation
Build the number sense, arithmetic, algebra, geometry, data, and modeling skills that make financial literacy—and nearly every quantitative subject—easier to understand.
Current priority
The live K–8 path includes textbook-style explanations, at least 20 distinct worked examples per lesson, guided and independent practice, topic-specific Math Box interactives, flashcards, game mode, common-error analysis, and mastery checks. Grades 9–12 remain on the roadmap while their v3 rebuild continues.
Say the counting sequence from 1 through 10 in the correct order.
Count a group of up to five objects by assigning one number word to each object.
Identify the written numerals 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.
Count up to ten arranged or scattered objects using one-to-one correspondence.
Identify and name written numerals from 0 through 10.
Begin with a stated number from 1–9 and continue the counting sequence without restarting at 1.
Recite the whole-number sequence from 1 through 20 in order.
Count up to twenty objects accurately in rows, arrays, circles, and scattered arrangements.
Compare two groups up to 10 using one-to-one matching.
Compare two written numerals from 0 through 10 by connecting them to quantities or number-line positions.
Build each whole number from 1–5 using two smaller parts.
Break a whole number from 1–5 into two parts in more than one way.
Math release standard
Mathematics is published only after the lesson structure, arithmetic, practice, interactive learning, and prose checks pass together.
K–12 roadmap
High school courses vary by state and district, so Grades 9–12 are organized as a typical Algebra I → Geometry → Algebra II → Precalculus & Data sequence.
Selected course
Counting, cardinality, comparison, operations, place value, measurement, data, and geometry foundations.