Aim of the year
Read a short text alone, write a sentence, and calculate up to a hundred.
6–7 years
Year 1 (age 6)
The reading year. The most decisive of the nine, and the one that asks the most of you.
Age required
Level Year 1 (age 6) · 6–7 years
Subjects
Reading
From sound to syllable, syllable to word, word to sentence. Every day, without exception.
Handwriting
Cursive settles, copying becomes reliable, first sentences are written unaided.
Mathematics
Numbers to a hundred, addition, subtraction, one-step problems.
Questioning the world
Living things, matter, technical objects, time and space.
Modern language
Speaking first: understand, repeat, answer.
A year you can count
Thirty-six weeks split into eight modules of four weeks, plus a ninth self-corrected revision module. Four assessments per module are read and annotated — by the system first, by a teacher afterwards.
- 8 modules of 4 weeks
- 1 revision module, self-corrected
- 4 corrected assessments per module
- Falling behind is caught up without starting over
A flexible classroom, at your home
A four-year-old does not work sitting still for an hour, and a ten-year-old does not learn standing up. The kit sets up a real workstation — height, seat, light, storage — and leaves room for the moments when learning happens on the floor, on a mat, or with the hands. The space is part of the programme.