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Common Core Math Standards, Lesson by Lesson (K–5)

Every Kindergarten to Grade 5 math lesson in Steady Learners, in the order a child meets them, with the Common Core standards each one teaches. Use it to check coverage, find the lesson for a standard, or line the app up with your child’s class.

By the Steady Learners team · November 10, 2026 · 9 min read

Does Steady Learners cover every Common Core math standard?

Almost all of them. Common Core has 148 math standards for Kindergarten to Grade 5. Steady Learners’ 144 math lessons fully teach 143 of them, teach 4 in part, and leave out 1, all listed below under “Which standards are only partly covered?”. Each lesson is listed with the standard codes it teaches. A few lessons teach a skill a grade early or late, to fit the order skills build on each other; those are marked.

How was this map made?

Each lesson was checked against the text of the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics (2010), standard by standard. A lesson is listed under a standard when its questions ask for that standard’s skill. The lessons are in the app’s own order within each grade. The map was last checked on November 10, 2026.

GradeKindergarten12345Total
Math lessons131824293129144

Which Common Core standards are taught in Kindergarten math?

13 lessons. Standards from another grade are marked with that grade.

#LessonCommon Core standards
1Count & Match (0–10)K.CC.3, K.CC.4, K.CC.5
2More or LessK.CC.6, K.CC.7
3Longer & HeavierK.MD.1, K.MD.2
4Sort & CountK.MD.3
5Addition up to 10K.OA.1, K.OA.2, K.OA.5
6Subtraction within 10K.OA.1, K.OA.2, K.OA.5
7Make 10K.OA.3, K.OA.4
8Count to 20K.CC.4, K.CC.5
9Single Digit Addition1.OA.6 (a Grade 1 skill, taught here)
10Ten and Some MoreK.NBT.1
11Flat ShapesK.G.2, K.G.4
12Putting Shapes TogetherK.G.5–6
13Solid ShapesK.G.2–3

Which Common Core standards are taught in Grade 1 math?

18 lessons. Standards from another grade are marked with that grade.

#LessonCommon Core standards
1Solve the Equation1.OA.4, 1.OA.8
2The Equal Sign1.OA.7
3Order Doesn’t Matter1.OA.3
4Counting On to 201.OA.5, 1.OA.6, K.CC.2, 2.MD.6
5Make 10 to Add1.OA.3, 1.OA.6
6Make 10 to Subtract1.OA.6
7Adding Three Numbers1.OA.2
8Story Problems1.OA.1
9Tens & Ones1.NBT.2, 1.NBT.1
10Greater or Less1.NBT.3
11Add Tens and Ones1.NBT.4
12Subtracting Tens1.NBT.6
13Jump to the Next Ten1.NBT.4, 2.NBT.5
14Measuring Length1.MD.1–2
15Time: Hour & Half Hour1.MD.3
16Picture Graphs1.MD.4
17What Makes a Shape1.G.1–2
18Halves and Quarters1.G.3

Which Common Core standards are taught in Grade 2 math?

24 lessons. Standards from another grade are marked with that grade.

#LessonCommon Core standards
1Facts Within 202.OA.2
2Odd or Even2.OA.3
3Equal Rows2.OA.4
4Hundreds, Tens, Ones2.NBT.1, 2.NBT.3
5Skip-Count to 1,0002.NBT.2, K.CC.1
6Order Big Numbers2.NBT.4
710 or 100 More or Less2.NBT.8, 1.NBT.5
8Adding Without Trading2.NBT.7, 3.NBT.2
9Trading Ones for a Ten2.NBT.7, 3.NBT.2
10Trading Twice2.NBT.7, 3.NBT.2
11Adding Four Numbers2.NBT.6
12Subtract by Breaking Tens2.NBT.7, 2.NBT.9, 3.NBT.2
13Two-Step Story Problems2.OA.1
14Measure with a Ruler2.MD.1
15Two Units of Length2.MD.2–3
16How Much Longer?2.MD.4
17Length Story Problems2.MD.5
18Counting Money2.MD.8
19Time to 5 Minutes2.MD.7
20Line Plots of Lengths2.MD.9
21Build a Bar Graph2.MD.10
22Shapes by Corners and Faces2.G.1
23Rows, Columns and Equal Shares2.G.2–3
24Rounding3.NBT.1 (a Grade 3 skill, taught here)

Which Common Core standards are taught in Grade 3 math?

29 lessons. Standards from another grade are marked with that grade.

#LessonCommon Core standards
1Equal Groups3.OA.1
2Turn-Around Facts3.OA.5, 2.OA.4
3Multiplication by Skip Counting3.OA.5, 3.OA.7
4Building the Times Table3.OA.7, 3.OA.9
5The Times Table3.OA.7, 3.OA.9
6Sharing Equally3.OA.2
7Fact Families3.OA.4, 3.OA.6
8Times & Share Stories3.OA.3
9Two-Step Problems3.OA.8
10Times Table Patterns3.OA.9
11Introduction to Parentheses5.OA.1 (a Grade 5 skill, taught here)
12Grouping with Parentheses3.OA.5
13Times Tens3.NBT.3
14Unit Fractions3.NF.1
15Building Fractions3.NF.1
16Fractions on a Number Line3.NF.2
17Whole Numbers as Fractions3.NF.3c
18Equal Fractions3.NF.3a–b
19Comparing Fractions3.NF.3d
20Area: Count Squares3.MD.5, 3.MD.6
21Area: Length × Width3.MD.7a–b
22Area of L-Shapes3.MD.7c–d
23Perimeter3.MD.8
24Four-Sided Shapes3.G.1
25Equal Parts of a Shape3.G.2
26How Long Did It Take?3.MD.1
27Grams, Kilograms & Liters3.MD.2
28Measure to the Quarter Inch3.MD.4
29Scaled Picture Graphs3.MD.3

Which Common Core standards are taught in Grade 4 math?

31 lessons. Standards from another grade are marked with that grade.

#LessonCommon Core standards
1Ten Times Bigger4.NBT.1
2Write Big Numbers4.NBT.2
3Round Big Numbers4.NBT.3
4Add & Subtract Big Numbers4.NBT.4, 3.NBT.2
5Times as Many4.OA.1–2
6Multiply with Zeros4.NBT.5
7Area Model Multiplying4.NBT.5
8Long Multiplication4.NBT.5, 5.NBT.5
9Long Division4.NBT.6
10Remainders4.NBT.6, 4.OA.3
11Long Division with Remainders4.NBT.6, 4.OA.3
12Factors, Prime & Composite4.OA.4
13Pattern Machines4.OA.5
14Equivalent Fractions4.NF.1
15Compare Unlike Fractions4.NF.2
16Splitting Fractions4.NF.3b
17Add Like Fractions4.NF.3a, 4.NF.3d
18Mixed Numbers4.NF.3c
19Fraction Times a Whole4.NF.4
20Tenths & Hundredths4.NF.5
21Decimals4.NF.6
22Compare Decimals4.NF.7
23Converting Units4.MD.1
24Measurement Story Problems4.MD.2
25Area and Perimeter Problems4.MD.3
26Line Plots4.MD.4
27Parallel & Perpendicular4.G.1
28Measuring Angles4.MD.6
29Angles as Turns4.MD.5, 4.MD.7
30Classifying Shapes4.G.2, 3.G.1, 5.G.3
31Lines of Symmetry4.G.3

Which Common Core standards are taught in Grade 5 math?

29 lessons. Standards from another grade are marked with that grade.

#LessonCommon Core standards
1Powers of 105.NBT.2
2Decimal Place Value5.NBT.1, 5.NBT.3a
3Comparing Decimals to Thousandths5.NBT.3b
4Rounding Decimals5.NBT.4
5Add & Subtract Decimals5.NBT.7
6Multiply Decimals5.NBT.7
7Dividing by Two-Digit Numbers5.NBT.6
8Divide Decimals5.NBT.7
9Least Common Multiple6.NS.4 (a Grade 6 skill, taught here)
10Add Unlike Fractions5.NF.1
11Subtract Unlike Fractions5.NF.1
12Fraction Story Problems5.NF.2
13Fractions as Division5.NF.3
14Multiply Fractions5.NF.4
15Bigger or Smaller?5.NF.5
16Fraction Times Stories5.NF.6
17Fraction ÷ Whole Number5.NF.7a–b
18Whole ÷ Unit Fraction5.NF.7a–b
19Order of Operations5.OA.1
20Writing Expressions5.OA.2
21Use the Rule5.OA.3
22The Coordinate Plane5.G.1
23Graphing Real-World Points5.G.2
24Shape Families5.G.3, 5.G.4
25Volume: Count Cubes5.MD.3, 5.MD.4
26Volume: l × w × h5.MD.5a–b
27Volume of Joined Boxes5.MD.5c
28Converting Measurements5.MD.1
29Make a Line Plot5.MD.2

Which standards are only partly covered?

StandardWhat it asksIn Steady Learners
K.CC.1Count to 100 by ones and by tensPartly: counting by ones to 20 (Count to 20) and by tens in Skip-Count to 1,000
K.CC.2Count forward from any numberPartly: counting on within 20 (Counting On to 20)
1.NBT.1Count, read and write numbers to 120Partly: reading and building numbers with tens and ones (Tens & Ones), with no counting past 100 one by one
2.MD.6Show sums and differences within 100 on a number linePartly: a number line from 0 to 20 (Counting On to 20)
K.G.1Describe where things are: above, below, beside, in front of, behindNot taught as a lesson

What about English language arts?

Reading, phonics and grammar in Steady Learners are built around the Common Core English standards rather than mapped one lesson to one standard: phonics and spelling follow Reading: Foundational Skills (RF), the story questions follow Reading: Literature (RL), the 56 true books follow Reading: Informational Text (RI), and the 33 writing lessons follow Language (L). The Common Core guide for parents explains each strand.

Questions

How do I read a code like 3.NF.2?

The first part is the grade (K for Kindergarten), the middle is the domain (NF is Number and Operations, Fractions), and the last number is the standard. So 3.NF.2 is Grade 3’s second fractions standard: showing fractions on a number line.

Is any app “certified” for Common Core?

No organization certifies apps for Common Core. The useful check is whether an app lists which lesson teaches which standard, as this page does, so you can see the coverage yourself.

Can my child start at their grade instead of Kindergarten?

Yes. Each child starts at the grade that fits their age, and a parent can pick any lesson as the current one. Lessons move on once they’re mastered.