Euler Maths is a hands-on and play based three-years program that engages young learners aged 4 to 6, in building a strong foundation in mathematics. The curriculum has a structured and sequence design with hands-on learning activities that are effective in guiding children to progress in their learning, making mathematical connection and building a strong number sense.

There are 270 experiential fun-filled lessons across this three-years programme. The learners develop their numeracy skills, nurture their growth mindset and positive attitudes towards learning mathematics as they engage playfully with the mathematical tools in these lessons. Each year of the program is comprised of two terms, with 45 lessons each term, to be taught in 15 weeks (3 lessons per week). This spiral curriculum design allows learners to develop confidence and proficiency in mathematics and build a strong foundation for future success in mathematics.

Mathematics is the foundation of science, children need to have a good foundation in mathematics in order to excel in science, technology and STEM related subjects. It is also crucial to teach mathematics in a sequence and structured way as the children acquire the mathematical concepts and skills progressively from basic to advance.

In designing our Euler Maths curriculum, we have looked at research findings and the leading practices of effective kindergarten teachers for the most beneficial sequencing and timing of this maths curriculum. As a mathematics curriculum for the early years, we use the play based hands-on approach that engages young children in making sense of the numbers, quantity and symbols. This Euler Maths programme prepares young children early exposure to basic maths topics, ie. numbers, money, fraction, measurement and geometry, and ensures their readiness toward learning higher mathematical concepts.

Across this 3-years programme, young children build up early mathematical concepts and skills through purposeful play and experiential learning. These learning experiences help them to relate abstract mathematical concepts and skills with concrete experiences, and make mathematics learning fun and meaningful.