Ages 3–11
Find the right starting level.
Age is a starting point, not a fixed track — every child develops unevenly, and the level can change any time it feels wrong. Every age from 3 to 11 now has a full guide, with real example questions, useful skills and a free printable.
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Every age, 3 to 11
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Every guide has real example questions, useful skills for that age and a free printable to try today.
First counting, sounds and pictures, usually read together.
Read the age-3 guide → 4Pre-KMore letters, shapes and stories, still with a parent close by.
Read the age-4 guide → 5KindergartenEarly reading, numbers to 20, and the first tries alone.
Read the age-5 guide → 6Grade 1Simple addition, phonics blends and short step-by-step questions.
Read the age-6 guide → 7Grade 2Becoming a more independent reader, with maps, patterns and inference.
Read the age-7 guide → 8Grade 3Multi-digit maths, longer passages and first fair-test science.
Read the age-8 guide → 9Grade 4Multi-step reasoning, evidence and fractions worth explaining.
Read the age-9 guide → 10Grade 5Fractions, decimals and weighing more than one source.
Read the age-10 guide → 11Grade 6Independent reasoning across every subject, ready for real explanations.
Read the age-11 guide →Not sure which level fits?
Ten questions tell you more than an age label.
Try any level above. If it feels wrong, change it any time — age is a useful starting point, not a ceiling.