🖨️ Kindergarten Parent Progress — Printable Summary
See the math skills your child has demonstrated, hands-on activities to practice, and Graduation Missions completed.
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Curriculum Skills
Of 22 Common Core Kindergarten standards marked by a parent
Review skills checklist →Hands-On Checks
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Open hands-on checks →Graduation Missions
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Open graduation challenge →🎯 What to Practice Next
This list comes from hands-on activities explicitly marked Needs more practice. It does not assume that unfinished games mean a child lacks a skill.
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🎓 Graduation Mission Results
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Helpful Next Steps
A high game score supports learning, but it does not replace independent observation. Parents can use these records to decide what to practice, without a locked level or pass/fail label.
🧭 Your Kindergarten Learning Path
New to Kindergarten math? Follow these skill stops in order. Repeat any game as often as you like. Children can move ahead when they understand the skill—not just when they finish a game.
Begin with numbers, counting objects, and number order.
Number Foundations · Count Objects · Count to 100Compare numbers, lengths, and recognize shapes in different positions.
Compare Numbers · Compare Lengths · Find ShapesBuild number partners and practice small addition and subtraction facts.
Facts Within 5 · Make Ten · Number StoriesUnderstand teen numbers, sorting rules, and combining shapes.
Teen Numbers · Sort & Count · Build ShapesCheck practical skills with a parent, then try the five graduation missions.
Hands-On Checks · Graduation ChallengeThis is a recommended route, not a locked course. All existing games remain available below in the full game directory.