- The image displays a curriculum map for "The Kumon Curriculum - Mathematics (International Version)".
- It outlines the progression of mathematical topics from Level 6 to Level A, arranged vertically in a sequence.
- Each level is represented by a numbered circle with a corresponding list of topics.
- Level 6 starts with basic arithmetic: Addition and Subtraction within 10, then progresses to numbers up to 30.
- As levels advance (Level 5 to Level 1), topics include more complex operations like multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, percentages, and algebraic expressions.
- Level A introduces advanced concepts such as linear equations, simultaneous equations, factorization, square roots, quadratic equations, and the Pythagorean theorem.
- The curriculum culminates in Level G, which covers calculus, differential equations, and applications like maxima/minima and areas under curves.
- The layout visually connects each level with sample worksheet pages, showing the practical application of each topic.
- A “more details” button at the bottom suggests further information is available beyond what’s shown.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of kumon reading levels by grade.
