Curriculum · Singapore Math
Advanced Program (AP)
A complete Singapore Math curriculum from early childhood through Grade 6. AP covers everything in school math, then goes beyond it in depth and in range, so students build strong foundations while working ahead of grade level.

Class Format
- In-person
- Once a week · 90 minutes total (including a 5-minute break)
- Small group of 1–5 students
School Math and Beyond
Everything School Math Covers
AP is based on the Singapore Mathematics system, a globally recognized standard. In the 2023 TIMSS international study, Singapore’s students outperformed every other participating education system in math. The curriculum is aligned with U.S. Common Core (CCSS) standards and mainstream math textbooks, so students master the school syllabus for their grade.
Beyond School: Depth
Lessons go further into each topic than a typical school class. Students work on the higher-order thinking questions that appear on tests, non-routine word problems, and selected competition-style problems. They learn specific problem-solving strategies and practice critical thinking, so they can handle questions they have not seen before.
Beyond School: Range
AP also covers more ground, from early math through Grade 6, including number theory, geometry, algebra, and more. Some topics come earlier than in school: AP K teaches money, which the Common Core introduces in Grade 2, and AP 5 covers ratio, rate, and percentage, which the Common Core introduces in Grade 6. Students learn at least six months ahead of grade-level expectations.
Key Features
Core Mathematical Concepts

AP K Learning Focus
Age Group: PreK-K
Objectives
Children build number sense through objects, pictures, movement, and conversation. Each lesson moves from noticing and explaining to choosing a strategy and checking an answer, helping young learners become curious, independent problem solvers.
- Counting Number Sense and Place Value to 50
- Joining Separating and Comparing Quantities
- Shape Position and Spatial Reasoning
- Length Weight and Capacity Exploration
- Coins Values and Simple Purchases
- Repeating Patterns and Rule Discovery
- Sorting Tallying and Picture Graphs
- Story Problems with Drawings and Objects
- Step by Step Logic and Early Algorithms
Our Teaching Approach
Every lesson develops both mathematical understanding and a repeatable way to reason. Students use MGA's seven-tool problem-solving toolkit and practice eight thinking habits. When they meet an unfamiliar question, they learn to represent it clearly, choose an efficient approach, test their result, and explain why it works.


Classroom Highlights




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