A clear plan for every stage
From Pre-K play-based foundations through 8th grade pre-algebra and rhetorical analysis — every grade has a structured pathway with skill-by-skill milestones.
Early Learners
Pre-K and Kindergarten — playful foundations in numbers, letters, and sounds.
Elementary
Grades 1–5 — fluency in arithmetic, reading comprehension, and writing basics.
1st Grade
Ages 6–7
Build fluency with addition and subtraction within 20 and read short stories independently.
2nd Grade
Ages 7–8
Develop place-value thinking, multi-digit addition, and stronger reading vocabulary.
3rd Grade
Ages 8–9
Master multiplication, introduce fractions, and find the main idea in nonfiction.
4th Grade
Ages 9–10
Tackle long division, fraction operations, and inferential reading.
5th Grade
Ages 10–11
Operate fluently with decimals, find volume, and analyze theme in literature.
Middle School
Grades 6–8 — pre-algebra, ratios, literary analysis, and academic writing.
6th Grade
Ages 11–12
Move into ratios, integers, and analytical reading of literary and informational texts.
7th Grade
Ages 12–13
Solve percent and equation problems and evaluate arguments in nonfiction.
8th Grade
Ages 13–14
Prepare for high school: linear equations, Pythagorean theorem, and rhetorical analysis.