Subjects · Ages 4 to 11

    WonderPath Maths

    WonderPath Maths takes children from counting objects in Reception to fractions, decimals and reasoning in Year 6, one small step at a time. Each lesson practises a single objective mapped to the National Curriculum for England, with a worked example, a short activity and a gentle check.

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    What WonderPath Maths covers

    • Number and place value
    • Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division
    • Fractions, decimals and percentages
    • Measurement
    • Shape, position and direction
    • Statistics and reasoning

    Maths by year group

    Each page lists what children learn that year and how WonderPath teaches it.

    Questions parents ask about WonderPath Maths

    Which year groups does WonderPath Maths cover?
    Reception to Year 6, ages 4 to 11. Each year group has its own page with the topics children meet that year.
    Is WonderPath Maths mapped to the National Curriculum?
    Yes. Every objective is mapped to the National Curriculum for England (Reception follows the EYFS framework). Lessons are written by AI; teacher review is being set up and is not in place yet.
    What if my child finds a topic hard?
    The next step gets smaller. WonderPath offers a hint or a worked example rather than marking the child wrong, and a parent can see where extra practice would help.

    More: the WonderPath curriculum · WonderPath for parents · all subjects by year group

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