Kindergarten – Grade 8
Math by Grade
Free, curriculum-aligned math games and printable worksheets organised by grade, from Kindergarten through Grade 8. Pick a grade to see everything matched to that level across US, UK, AU, and CA standards.
Content Integrity
Reviewed July 2026Every grade below was drafted against official curriculum documents and checked line-by-line by an independent reviewer — not generated from a topic list and left alone.
Written by Maya Chen, Daniel Okafor and independently reviewed by Dr. Sarah Bennett & Priya Raman across all 9 grades.
See who reviewed your gradeFind your child’s grade
Pick a grade to see everything matched to that level.
- 16 games · 21 worksheetsKindergarten MathAges 4–6
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- 10 games · 10 worksheetsGrade 1 MathAges 6–7
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- 7 games · 12 worksheetsGrade 2 MathAges 7–8
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- 0 games · 5 worksheetsGrade 3 MathAges 8–9
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- 15 games · 12 worksheetsGrade 4 MathAges 9–10
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- 15 games · 3 worksheetsGrade 5 MathAges 10–11
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- 15 games · 5 worksheetsGrade 6 MathAges 11–12
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- 30 games · 15 worksheetsGrade 7 MathAges 12–13
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- 15 games · 20 worksheetsGrade 8 MathAges 13–14
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Built on published standards, not a guess at what “feels right”
Every grade page starts from the actual standards document for that country and grade — the games and worksheets exist to teach what’s already on the syllabus, not the other way round.
United States
Common Core State Standards (CCSSM)
Grade-by-grade domains and clusters, cross-checked against individual state frameworks where they diverge from Common Core.
United Kingdom
National Curriculum, Key Stages 1–3
Mapped to year groups rather than US grades, with a year-to-grade conversion note on every page.
Australia
Australian Curriculum v9 — Mathematics
Content descriptions mapped by year level, following the current v9 Mathematics learning area.
Canada
Provincial frameworks (ON, BC, AB)
Canada sets curriculum provincially, so we map to the three largest provincial frameworks and flag where they differ.
The people behind every lesson
Four named contributors create and independently review the nine grades between them. Each one’s full profile lists their credentials and every page they’ve signed off on.
Lead Games Author
Maya Chen
B.A. Early Childhood Education
Writes Kindergarten–Grade 8.
View full profileLead Worksheets Author
Daniel Okafor
B.Ed. Mathematics Education
Writes Kindergarten–Grade 8.
View full profileLead Mathematics Reviewer
Dr. Sarah Bennett
Ph.D. Mathematics Education
Reviews Grade 3–Grade 8.
View full profileLead Child Development Reviewer
Priya Raman
M.Sc. Child Development & Psychology
Reviews Kindergarten–Grade 2.
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How a grade page actually gets built
The same four steps run for every grade, from Kindergarten to Grade 8 — this is a real, repeatable process, which is why it’s numbered.
Map the standard
Pull the official skill list for that grade across all four countries and find where they overlap.
Draft & build
A contributor writes the page and builds or selects the matching games and worksheets.
Independent review
A second, named reviewer checks accuracy, age-appropriateness and curriculum fit before anything ships.
Quarterly refresh
Pages are re-checked against standards updates and parent feedback every quarter, dated publicly.
Grade placement & curriculum FAQ
- Match your child’s current school year, not their age — the age ranges shown are a guide, not a rule. If they’re working below grade level in one topic, it’s fine to mix pages from two grades.
- Yes — every grade page lists which US, UK, Australian and Canadian standard each game or worksheet covers, so you can check the exact match rather than taking our word for it.
- Four named contributors create and check the nine grades between them. Each one’s profile lists their credentials and exactly which grades they cover — see “The people behind every lesson” above.
- No. The platform is COPPA-compliant and ad-free by default — games and worksheets run without collecting personal data from children.
- Yes, every game and worksheet on the platform is free to use, print and assign — there’s no paywalled tier for classroom or homeschool use.