From counting to five to solving complex problems —Real progress you can see

See exactly where your child is on their maths journey with Learning Milestones.

Grows with your child

Mathseeds is a complete, structured early maths program that grows with your child from counting to five all the way to solving complex problems with confidence.

Follows a proven learning path

Across 200 lessons, your child will be guided through a proven learning journey backed by science to build their maths skills in the right order, at the right pace for them, from the very start.

ms milestones follows proven learning path

Reveals real progress

Along the way, 20 Learning Milestones show you exactly what your child has achieved at every stage — it's real progress you can see. So you can feel confident knowing your child is building the maths foundation they’ll rely on for every subject and every part of life.

Children who use Mathseeds for just 20 minutes a week average 86% or higher on quizzes*, so those first milestones could come sooner than you think.

Why You’ll Love Our New Learning Milestones

Maps the entire maths journey

From counting to five through problem-solving, Mathseeds grows with your child, marking each milestone along the way.

More moments to celebrate

Each milestone is tied to a specific maths skill, showing you the moment your child has mastered a new ability and strengthened their new skills.

Real progress you can see

Milestones appear in your Family Dashboard automatically. No digging, no guessing.

Builds confident learners from the start

Mathseeds builds a solid, research-backed foundation for mathematics. Learning Milestones show you exactly how it’s built - in the right order, at the right pace, from the start.

Turns learning into a shared moment

Every milestone comes with a simple activity to try at home with your child.

Witness your child’s mathematics journey, milestone by milestone

Each milestone marks a real maths skill your child has mastered. From counting and identifying shapes to solving complex word problems independently. So you always know exactly where they are and how far they've come.

Counting Seed

Lessons 1–8: Maths age 4.5–4.6 | Reception

Your child can count and write numbers 1‑5 and draw circles and squares. This is where the maths journey begins.

Shape Sprout

Lessons 9–16: Maths age 4.6–5.1 | Reception – Year 1

Your child can count and write numbers 1‑8, identify triangles and rectangles, and compare big and small objects. Shapes and spatial thinking are taking root.

Ordering Shoot

Lessons 17–25: Maths age 5.1–5.3 | Year 1

Your child is counting forwards and backwards to 10, adding to 5 and comparing groups. Number relationships are becoming clear.

Pattern Bud

Lessons 26–35: Maths age 5.3–5.5 | Year 1

Your child can compare size and weight, build patterns and solve addition and number problems. Early operations are clicking.

Adding Bloom

Lessons 36–50: Maths age 5.5–5.7 | Year 1

Your child is counting to 20, solving addition problems to 10 and understanding time order. Addition skills are blossoming.

Number Line Stem

Lessons 51–60: Maths age 5.7–5.9 | Year 1

Your child adds and subtracts using number lines, reads time, and counts to 30. Number lines are becoming a useful strategy.

Fractions Branch

Lessons 61–70: Maths age 5.9–6.2 | Year 1–Year 2

Your child can work with fractions, money, time, 2D shapes and count to 40. Fractions and new concepts are branching out.

Sharing Twig

Lessons 71–80: Maths age 6.2–6.4 | Year 2

Your child is sharing equally, doubling numbers, skip counting and using data to answer questions. Division thinking is beginning.

Measuring Vine

Lessons 81–90: Maths age 6.4–6.6 | Year 2

Your child can order numbers to 100, measure length and capacity and read digital time and calendars. Measurement skills are growing.

Thinking Leaf

Lessons 91–100: Maths age 6.6–6.7 | Year 2

Your child is using number strategies, solving problems, reading data and recognising 3D shapes. Problem-solving strategies are developing.

Place Value Trunk

Lessons 101–110: Maths age 6.7–6.9 | Year 2

Your child can work with 3‑digit numbers, measurement, patterns, basic probability and calendars. Place value understanding is deepening.

Problem Solving Roots

Lessons 111–120: Maths age 6.9–7.2 | Year 2–Year 3

Your child can explore multiplication, division, area, volume, time and problem-solving strategies. Maths thinking is becoming more sophisticated.

Rounding Bough

Lessons 121–130: Maths age 7.2–7.4 | Year 3

Your child can recognise a 3D object, match intervals on a clock, measure length in centimetres and can round numbers. Precision is increasing.

Reasoning Canopy

Lessons 131–140: Maths age 7.4–7.7 | Year 3

Your child can solve word problems, recognise fractions and work with division and subtraction using strategies. Data skills are strengthening.

Graphing Cone

Lessons 141–150: Maths age 7.7–7.9 | Year 3

Your child can solve multi-step problems, read graphs, use place value and measure area.

Multiplying Grove

Lessons 151–160: Maths age 7.9–8.2 | Year 3–Year 4

Your child can order to 5000, work with symmetry, work in increments of mL/L and multiply length × width to find area. Maths is becoming more expansive.

Mapping Compass

Lessons 161–170: Maths age 8.2–8.4 | Year 4

Your child can use place value, read time, find coordinates, describe probability, multiply and show 3D shape knowledge. Navigation and spatial reasoning are strong.

Predicting Hollow

Lessons 171–180: Maths age 8.4–8.6 | Year 4

Your child can solve multiplication problems up to 3 numbers, measure g and kg and classify angles in shapes. Advanced concepts are within reach.

Data Thicket

Lessons 181–190: Maths age 8.6–8.7 | Year 4

Your child is using different operations in sums, can read measurements and graphs and use time to solve multi-step problems. Higher-order thinking is developing.

Mathematician Forest

Lessons 191–200: Maths age 8.8–9 | Year 4

Your child can solve problems with fractions, division and multiplication, find perimeter, round numbers and read data to solve area problems. Your child is thinking like a mathematician.

Continue their learning with Reading Milestones

Learning doesn't stop at maths. Explore our Reading Milestones to see how your child's literacy skills develop from first sounds to reading with confidence, with clear milestones to celebrate along the way.

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From counting to five to solving complex problems — Real progress you can see