What Your Child Learns at Kumon.
Kumon doesn't follow a fixed school timetable. Instead, every child progresses through carefully structured levels at their own pace — building mastery step by step, from the very foundation all the way to advanced mathematics

TEACHING IS THE SAME. LEARNING IS NOT.
Every classroom in Nepal has one teacher and thirty different children each at a different level of understanding, each needing something slightly different. That's not a criticism of teachers. It's simply the reality.
Kumon doesn't compete with classroom teaching. It completes it. Where the classroom moves forward, Kumon ensures no child is left behind — giving every student the individual attention their school simply cannot always provide.
UNDERSTANDING KUMON LEVELS
Kumon uses its own level system — not grade levels — because every child starts where they are, not where they're expected to be. Here is what each level group covers:-
Level 6A
Kumon Math Level 6A helps young learners recognize and recite numbers from 1 to 30. Students practice tracing and writing numbers 1 to 10 while developing fine motor skills. This level builds a strong foundation for future math concepts like addition.
- Reciting numbers: Up to 50
- Familiarity with numbers 1–30
- Pencil skills and line tracing
- Number recognition and writing practice
Level 5A
Kumon Math Level 5A strengthens number recognition and writing skills for numbers 1 to 30. Students develop confidence in reading and tracing numbers through repetitive practice. This level ensures mastery of basic numeracy before progressing to arithmetic operations.
- Reciting numbers: Up to 50
- Number reading exercises
- Familiarity with numbers 1–30
- Pencil skills and line tracing development
Level 4A
Kumon Math Level 4A focuses on number tracing exercises that reinforce number formation and recognition. Students practice writing numbers repeatedly to develop muscle memory and precision. This level prepares learners for the transition to basic addition.
- Number tracing exercises
- Number writing exercises up to 10
- Fine motor skill development
- Building confidence with numerals
Level 3A
Kumon Math Level 3A introduces basic addition concepts using numbers up to 10. Students learn to add through visual representations and simple equations. This level marks the beginning of computational math skills that form the foundation for all future arithmetic.
- Numbers up to 100: Parts 1–6
- Introduction to addition
- Adding single-digit numbers
- Building arithmetic confidence
Level 2A
Kumon Math Level 2A develops addition skills with numbers up to 10. Students practice various addition combinations to build fluency and speed. This level strengthens mental calculation abilities and prepares learners for more complex addition with larger numbers.
- Adding 4: Parts 1 & 2
- Adding 5: Parts 1 & 2
- Adding 6 and 7: Multiple parts
- Adding 8, 9, and 10: Parts 1–3
Level A
Kumon Math Level A advances addition and subtraction skills with single-digit numbers up to 20. Students work through systematic exercises to master basic arithmetic operations. This level builds computational fluency essential for progressing to multi-digit calculations and problem-solving.
- Addition: Review and extension up to sum of 20
- Subtraction: From numbers up to 20
- Numbers up to 50: Parts 1–6
- Adding up to 3 and subtracting from 10
Level B
Kumon Math Level B introduces addition and subtraction up to 100 with 2-digit numbers. Students develop skills in carrying and borrowing during calculations and learn to handle larger numbers confidently. This level strengthens place value understanding and computational accuracy.
- Addition to 100: Parts 1–3
- Addition of 2-digit numbers
- Subtraction: Review up to A
- Subtraction of 2-digit numbers
Level C
Kumon Math Level C focuses on multiplication tables and basic multiplication concepts up to 9×9. Students learn multiplication facts and develop recall speed through practice. This level introduces division with remainders, completing the foundation of four basic operations.
- Multiplication up to 9
- Multiplication: 2 Digits × 1 Digit
- Multiplication: 3 Digits ÷ 1 Digit
- Introduction to division concepts
Level D
Kumon Math Level D advances multiplication to multi-digit problems and develops division skills. Students practice 2-digit by 2-digit multiplication and division operations. This level ensures complete mastery of all four basic arithmetic operations with whole numbers.
- Multiplication: 2 Digits × 2 Digits
- Division by 2-digit numbers
- Division: Quotients of 2-or-more digits
- Four basic operations mastery
Level E
Kumon Math Level E introduces fractions and develops fraction operation skills systematically. Students learn to add, subtract, multiply, and divide fractions with different denominators. This level builds understanding of rational numbers essential for algebra and advanced mathematics.
- Addition of fractions
- Subtraction of fractions
- Multiplication and division of fractions
- Four operations of 2 fractions
Level F
Kumon Math Level F focuses on advanced fraction operations and introduces order of operations with mixed numbers. Students work with complex fraction problems involving three or more fractions. This level prepares learners for algebraic thinking by mastering rational number manipulation.
- Multiplication and division of 3 fractions
- Addition and subtraction of 3 fractions
- Order of operations with fractions
- Fractions and decimals
Level G
Kumon Math Level G introduces algebraic expressions and teaches simplification with positive and negative numbers. Students learn to manipulate variables and understand foundational algebraic concepts. This level marks the critical transition from arithmetic thinking to algebraic reasoning.
- Simplifying algebraic expressions
- Addition and subtraction of positive and negative numbers
- Multiplication of positive and negative numbers
- Four operations with positive and negative numbers
Level H
Kumon Math Level H focuses on simultaneous equations with two variables using multiple solution methods. Students learn substitution and elimination techniques for solving systems of equations. This level develops logical reasoning and systematic problem-solving essential for higher mathematics.
- Simultaneous equations with two variables
- Application of equations
- Linear functions and graphs
- Simplifying monomials and polynomials
Level I
Kumon Math Level I introduces square roots and the Pythagorean theorem connecting algebra with geometry. Students explore irrational numbers and learn factorization techniques. This level develops spatial reasoning and prepares students for quadratic equations.
- Square roots
- Factorization
- Quadratic equations
- The Pythagorean theorem
Level J
Kumon Math Level J advances factorization and introduces rational and irrational numbers systematically. Students work with root-coefficient relationships and explore expansion of products. This level deepens algebraic manipulation skills essential for advanced function work.
- Expansion of products
- Factorization
- Irrational numbers
- Quadratic equations and complex numbers
Level K
Kumon Math Level K focuses on quadratic functions, their graphs, and practical applications. Students learn to analyze function behavior, determine maxima and minima, and solve quadratic inequalities. This level develops graphical interpretation skills preparing students for calculus.
- Review of quadratic functions
- Quadratic functions and graphs
- Maxima and minima of quadratic functions
- Quadratic functions and inequalities
Level L
Kumon Math Level L introduces logarithmic functions and exponential equations systematically. Students explore graphs of logarithmic functions and solve logarithmic equations. This level prepares learners for calculus by mastering transcendental functions and their applications.
- Logarithmic functions
- Graphs of logarithmic functions
- Logarithmic equations and inequalities
- Relative maxima and minima
HOW STUDENTS ADVANCE — MASTERY, NOT JUST COMPLETION
Kumon's advancement system is built around one principle: a child moves forward only when they have genuinely mastered the current level. Here's exactly how that works:
- 200
- Worksheets per level
- Organized in sets of 10 pages (e.g., A 1–10, A 11–20...)
- 15–20
- Worksheets per day
- Most students, depending on age and ability
- 2–3
- Months per level
- At the recommended pace — faster with consistent mastery
Students advance when they demonstrate all of the following:
Accuracy
Consistently correct work
Completion Time
Work done within recommended time
Understanding
Clear grasp of concepts and problem-solving
Consistent Performance
Maintaining quality every day
Independent Learning
Ability to work independently with confidence
Important for Parents
Progress in Kumon is not based on age, grade, or time spent. Students move forward when they have mastered a skill — ensuring that learning gaps are addressed before new concepts are introduced.
GRADE-BY-GRADE CURRICULUM ALIGNMENT
Below is how Kumon's program aligns with what your child is learning at school — grade by grade. Each grade shows the curriculum areas covered, the specific topics your child will work on, and the corresponding Kumon levels.
Grade-by-grade detail is being finalised and will be published here shortly.
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Whether you're a parent wanting to enroll your child, or a school looking to bring Kumon to your students — the first step takes 60 seconds.
