Newfoundland and Labrador Math Curriculum
Aligned to the Newfoundland and Labrador Curriculum and built for Provincial Assessments.
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Elementary School Math
Number sense, operations, fractions, measurement, and early geometry, Kindergarten through Grade 5.
Kindergarten
Counting to 30, comparing sets, and sorting 3-D objects in Kindergarten math.
Grade 1
Number patterns, addition and subtraction, and 2-D and 3-D shapes for Grade 1 math.
Grade 2
Skip counting, place value to tens and ones, and early addition and subtraction.
Grade 3
Place value, early multiplication, and fractions for Grade 3 math.
Grade 4
Place value to 10000, fractions and decimals, and area and symmetry in Grade 4 math.
Grade 5
Place value to 1 000 000, fractions and decimals to thousandths, and geometric transformations.
Middle School Math
Ratios, proportional reasoning, expressions, and the bridge into high school math.
High School Math
Grade 9 through the full Academic, Applied, and Advanced senior course sequence.
Grade 9
Powers and exponent laws, linear relations, and polynomial expressions for Grade 9 math.
Academic Mathematics 1201
Linear measurement, trigonometry, and linear relations for Grade 10 math.
Applied Mathematics 1202
Consumer math, measurement systems, and trigonometry for Applied Mathematics 1202.
Advanced Mathematics 2200
Trigonometry, quadratic functions, and sequences for Advanced Mathematics 2200.
Academic Mathematics 2201
Radical expressions, quadratic functions, and statistical inference for Grade 11 math.
Applied Mathematics 2202
Personal finance, slope and trigonometry, and 3D measurement for Grade 11 applied math.
Advanced Mathematics 3200
Polynomial functions, trigonometric identities, and combinatorics for Grade 12 math.
Academic Mathematics 3201
Probability and counting, rational and logarithmic expressions, and financial mathematics.
Applied Mathematics 3202
Vehicle costs, probability, and trigonometry in applied Grade 12 math.
Mathematics 3208
Derivatives, integration, and limits for NL Mathematics 3208.
Aligned with the Newfoundland and Labrador Curriculum
Every course follows the provincial standards and typical classroom pacing, so students find the exact skill their teacher covered and work through it step by step.
- Mapped to the Newfoundland and Labrador Curriculum, grade by grade
- Built-in review for Provincial Assessments
- Unlimited practice problems with worked solutions
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About the Newfoundland and Labrador Math Curriculum
How the Newfoundland and Labrador Curriculum Works
The province sets its own math standards, organizing content by grade from Kindergarten through the senior courses, with Provincial Assessments measuring progress.
How Newfoundland and Labrador Differs
Newfoundland and Labrador offers three distinct high school pathways - Academic, Applied, and Advanced - giving students a sequence matched to their post-secondary plans.
How Newfoundland and Labrador Math Progresses
Students move from foundational number sense in the early grades through Grade 8 algebra, then into named senior courses across Academic, Applied, and Advanced streams.
How Newfoundland and Labrador Assesses Math
Provincial Assessments measure student achievement at key stages, with the senior courses supporting university readiness through the Advanced and Academic pathways.
Common Questions from Newfoundland and Labrador Parents
We've got answers to some popular questions.
Which grades does StudyPug cover for Newfoundland and Labrador math?
StudyPug covers K-12 math for Newfoundland and Labrador, from Kindergarten through Grade 9 and all three senior course streams: Academic, Applied, and Advanced.
How do I find the course that matches my child's class?
Browse by grade band - elementary, middle, or high school - and select the course name that matches what your child's teacher has assigned this year.
Does StudyPug help with Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Assessments?
Yes. Practice problems and lessons are built around the provincial curriculum standards, so preparation is based on real exams and the skills they test.
Does the course order match what my child's school teaches?
Yes. Each course follows the Newfoundland and Labrador Curriculum sequence and typical classroom pacing, so topics appear in the same order as in the classroom.
Can I use StudyPug for homeschooling?
Yes. Lessons are organized by grade and provincial standard, and students can work through each topic at their own pace, making it a practical fit for home learning.
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Last updated June 5, 2026
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