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11 free algebra classes for kids (Ages 6–12) on Wunder — short, fact-checked courses and lessons with narration and a quiz. Filter by age — each link is its own page, not a JavaScript toggle.
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Diagrams, Tables, and Equations
Every word problem can be drawn, tabled, or written as an equation. Learn three powerful ways to picture a problem — and pick the one that cracks it fastest.
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Modeling Real-World Problems
Turn everyday stories into math you can solve. Draw the situation as a bar model, write it as an equation with a symbol for the unknown, then solve and explain what the answer really means.
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Modeling Problems with Diagrams and Equations
Turn tricky word problems into clear pictures and neat equations! Draw bar models to see the parts and whole, write the matching number sentence, and solve missing-number problems with confidence.
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Solving Linear Equations
Master the language and the moves of equation solving: expand parentheses, collect like terms, factor out common factors, and isolate x step by step.
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Reading and Writing Algebra
Learn algebra's shorthand — why ab means a × b and a² means a × a — and translate real situations into expressions, tables, and graphs.
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Writing Simple Equations
Turn 'I think of a number...' puzzles into equations like 2n + 5 = 17, and hunt down all the pairs of numbers that make statements like a + b = 12 true.
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Inequalities on a Number Line
Turn statements like 'at least 12' into x ≥ 12, solve simple inequalities with the same moves you use for equations, and draw the answers on a number line.
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What the Equals Sign Means
The equals sign says 'both sides are the same.' Learn to test equations like 4 + 1 = 5 + 2 and decide for yourself whether they're true or false.
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Two-Step Word Problems
Some problems take two moves to solve. Learn to read a story problem, plan both steps, and write an equation with a symbol standing in for the mystery number.
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Two-Step Problems and Equations
Solve real-world problems that take two steps and mix operations, and write equations with a letter standing for the unknown — your first taste of algebra.
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Finding the Missing Number
Find the mystery number in equations like 8 + ? = 11, using what you know about how addition and subtraction fit together.
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