Academic · English Medium · Cambridge
Class 2 Mathematics
Build skills in Mathematics. Practise, explain and improve independent work.
Prepared self-study practice is available in the topics below. Teaching bookings open after academic review, a teacher and timetable are available, and classroom and payment setup is connected. No course place or payment is created here.
Starter lessons are ready for 12 topics below, with worked examples, written tasks and answers. Open “Start practice” to begin. Full teacher-led courses remain subject to review and availability.
Topics in this pathway
Mathematics
Core topic practice · 12 lesson units
Topic outlines guide course planning. They do not certify complete coverage of a school or examination syllabus.
The course journey
Read the unit progression and assessment plan
Unit 1: Number names, place value and ordering. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Unit 2: Addition and subtraction with regrouping. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Unit 3: Multiplication as equal groups and arrays. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Unit 4: Division as sharing and grouping. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Unit 5: Times tables and related facts. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Unit 6: Fractions as equal parts of shapes and sets. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Unit 7: Unit fractions and comparing simple fractions. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Unit 8: Money, change and written problems. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Unit 9: Time, calendars and duration. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Unit 10: Length, mass and capacity. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Unit 11: 2D and 3D shapes, symmetry and patterns. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Unit 12: Tables, pictograms and reasoning. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Assessment: Starting check, topic practice, written work and feedback. Final teaching timetable follows an approved offer.
Starting guidance
Choose a starting level from current skills. School class does not restrict course choice. Topic depth and examination specifications need academic review before teaching starts.
Independent Kidemy outline; adapt to the chosen school or exam specification