Choose a year
Years follow the usual international school year groups. Not sure? Pick by age, or start one year below to build confidence.
Year 1
ages 5 to 6 · 15 activity pages
- Count the dots
- Make 10
- Adding within 10
- Taking away within 10
- Number line jumps
- Colour by answer mystery pictures and story problems
Year 2
ages 6 to 7 · 16 activity pages
- Tens and ones
- Adding and taking away to 20
- Adding tens and ones
- Number patterns
- 2, 5 and 10 times tables
- Colour by answer mystery pictures and story problems
Year 3
ages 7 to 8 · 14 activity pages
- Place value
- Column addition
- Column subtraction
- 3, 4 and 8 times tables
- Division facts
- Colour by answer mystery pictures and story problems
Year 4
ages 8 to 9 · 14 activity pages
- Place value
- Rounding
- Times tables to 12
- Column multiplication
- Division with remainders
- Colour by answer mystery pictures and story problems
Year 5
ages 9 to 10 · 14 activity pages
- Place value
- Rounding
- Factors, multiples, squares and cubes
- Column multiplication
- Fractions of amounts
- Colour by answer mystery pictures and story problems
Year 6
ages 10 to 11 · 14 activity pages
- Order of operations
- Column multiplication
- Short division
- Fractions with different bottoms
- Fractions, decimals and percentages
- Colour by answer mystery pictures and story problems
All six packs
Year 1 to Year 6 · 87 activity pages
- For families with more than one child
- Or to keep going year after year
- $72 if bought one at a time
What is in every pack
Mystery pictures
Colour by answer pages hide a picture. Solve each square, colour it with the key, and the picture appears. If the colours look odd, an answer needs another look, so the page checks itself.
A tip for the grown-up
Every page has one short tip, so you can help without being a maths teacher: what to say, what to touch, and the mistake to watch for.
Five areas of maths
Number, patterns and early algebra, measuring, shape and space, and data. The same areas children meet at international and IB primary schools.
Stars, a certificate and answers
Children colour stars on each page and on a star chart, finish with a certificate to colour, and you have every answer at the back.
Questions
Which year should I choose?
Year 1 is ages 5 to 6, Year 2 is 6 to 7, and so on up to Year 6 at 10 to 11. If your child finds their year hard, start a year below; confidence first.
Is this my child's school curriculum?
No. KS Maths is independent and is not linked to any school or exam board. The packs practise the core skills most primary schools teach at each age.
How do I get it?
Pay on Gumroad and download the PDF straight away. Print at home, as many copies as your family needs.
What if it is not right for us?
Reply to your receipt within 30 days for a full refund.
What about after Year 6?
KS Maths has interactive lessons from Year 7 to the IB Diploma. Every unit has a free sample lesson, and the Year 7 readiness check shows where your child stands.