🧸 British curriculum · age 5 · Reception and Year 1 (UKG)
British curriculum maths for 5-year-olds: live, playful, 45 minutes
Live online maths classes that follow the British (England) curriculum. Every 45-minute class mixes theory, games on the screen and practice, and ends with a worksheet and homework. ₹700 per class.
Each live class is 45 minutes: long enough to learn, short enough to stay fun.
One simple price per 45-minute class. The worksheet and homework are included.
Every class explains one idea, practises it with games on the screen and ends with a worksheet.
A short homework (about 10 minutes) and a home activity after every lesson.
Price
One clear price: ₹700 per 45-minute class
No hidden extras: the lesson, the interactive practice, the worksheet and the homework are all part of the class.
₹700
per class · 45 minutes · live online
- ✓ Theory explained with pictures and toys
- ✓ Interactive practice on the screen
- ✓ Three hands-on activities
- ✓ Printable worksheet with answers
- ✓ Homework after every class
What it adds up to
| Classes a week | Classes a month | Per month |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 4 | ₹2,800 |
| 2 | 8 | ₹5,600 |
| 3 | 12 | ₹8,400 |
A month here is 4 weeks. You pay only for the classes you book.
Inside a class
What happens in 45 minutes
- 4 minWarm-up
A question with fingers, toys or a picture to wake the brain up.
- 23 minLearn, see, practise
Three short loops: the idea, a picture example, then practice on the screen at three levels.
- 14 minThree activities
Hands-on games: counting walks, shape hunts, dice and coin games.
- 3 minPicture quiz
Eight tap-the-answer questions, each with the reason.
- 1 minHomework and worksheet
We set the homework and share the printable worksheet for practice at home.
The curriculum
What your child learns
Maths from the England curriculum for Reception and Year 1, the years a 5-year-old is in. The first class finds where your child is.
Number and place value
- Count objects to 10, then to 20 and beyond
- Read and write numbers to 20 in numerals and words
- One more and one less
- Compare and order numbers: more, fewer, equal
Lessons: Counting objects to 10 · Comparing: more, fewer and the same · One more and one less
Adding and taking away
- Number bonds to 5, 10 and 20
- Add and take away within 20 with + − and =
- Missing-number sums like 7 + ? = 10
- Simple number stories
Lessons: Number bonds to 5 and 10 · Adding by counting on · Taking away
Grouping and sharing
- Doubles and halves
- Counting in 2s, 5s and 10s
- Sharing objects equally
Lessons in the course outline
Fractions
- A half of a shape or a group
- A quarter of a shape or a group
Lessons in the course outline
Measures
- Long and short, heavy and light, full and empty
- Time: o'clock and half past, days of the week
- Coins: pence and pounds
Lessons: Time: o'clock and half past
Shape and position
- 2D shapes: sides and corners
- 3D shapes: cubes, spheres, cones
- Patterns and position words: above, below, next to
Lessons: 2D shapes
The lessons
Every lesson has a worksheet and homework
8 lessons are ready, out of 26 in the course. Open one to see the whole class.
- 1Counting objects to 10
Count each thing once, say the numbers in order and read them as words. The last number you say tells you how many there are.
- 2Comparing: more, fewer and the same
Which group has more? Which has fewer? Are they the same? Match things one to one, then compare the numbers.
- 3One more and one less
One more is the next number when you count. One less is the number just before. Hop along the number line and see.
- 4Number bonds to 5 and 10
Two numbers that make 10 are friends forever: 7 and 3, 6 and 4. Knowing them makes adding and taking away quick.
- 5Adding by counting on
Put two groups together and count how many. Then learn the quick way: start at the bigger number and count on.
- 6Taking away
Some balloons pop and some birds fly away. Taking away tells you how many are left. Count back on the number line to find out fast.
- 72D shapes
Circles, triangles, squares and more: count the sides and corners, find shapes around the house and make repeating shape patterns.
- 8Time: o'clock and half past
When the long hand points to 12 it is o'clock. When it points to 6 it is half past. Set the clock yourself and learn the days of the week.
Try it
Play with the ten frame
This is one of the games from the lessons. Tap the boxes to put counters in.
- Show 3 counters.
- Show 8 counters.
- Fill the frame to make 10.
Quiz · 5 questions
Five picture questions to try
Pick an answer to see if it is right and why. Your best score is saved on this device.
FAQ
British curriculum maths: questions from parents
How long is each class?
45 minutes. Young children learn best in short, active bursts, so each class moves between explaining, playing and practising.
How much does a class cost?
₹700 per 45-minute class. The worksheet and homework for that lesson are included; there is nothing extra to buy. For example, one class a week is ₹2,800 for four classes, and two classes a week is ₹5,600 for eight.
My child is 5. Which year is that?
In England, children turn 5 during Reception and start Year 1 at 5 to 6. In India this is often UKG. We are not sure of your child's class yet, so the first class checks what they already know and we start from there, using Reception and Year 1 maths.
What happens in every class?
A short warm-up, then three learn, see and practise loops with pictures and games on the screen, three hands-on activities, a picture quiz, and homework with a printable worksheet.
Does it follow the British curriculum?
Yes. The lessons follow the maths in the England curriculum for Reception (the early years goals for number) and Year 1: number, adding and taking away, shape, measures, time and simple fractions.
Who teaches the class?
A teacher from our network who teaches young children online, using these lessons. We confirm the teacher, timing and price with a parent first.
What does my child need?
A computer or tablet with a camera, a few small toys or buttons for counting, paper and crayons. A grown-up nearby for the first classes helps.
Will my child get homework?
Yes, every class ends with a short homework (about 10 minutes) and a printable worksheet with an answer key for parents.
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