Math - Ages 6-7
Math lessons for Ages 6-7
Short lines, bigger choices, more practice.
KidWiz course pages are written for parent review first. They describe short, age-fit, parent-visible lessons and should never imply promised outcomes, a substitute for school support, therapy, diagnosis, or unrestricted child chat.
Playable lessons
Open one short lesson at a time
Practice finding and counting numbers up to 20.
Find circles, squares, and triangles in tiny scenes.
Continue simple number, shape, and color patterns.
Add small groups of picnic snacks.
Compare short and long paths using kid-sized steps.
Use simple coins to match snack prices.
Count forward through bigger two-digit numbers.
Use a ten-frame to add a few more.
Use related add and subtract facts in a tiny story.
Read two tiny math stories and choose what each asks.
Count pairs of things using twos.
Hop forward and backward on a number line.
Find the missing number in a simple pattern.
Use corners and sides to identify everyday shapes.
Use side counts to sort simple shapes.
Choose the next numbers for a simple growing pattern.
Pick a simple tool for measuring time, length, or weight.
Say the rule that makes a simple pattern keep going.
Make a reasonable guess before measuring a short length.
Pick a simple strategy for solving a pretend store problem.
Parent guide handoff