SK Grade 9 Math Curriculum
Give your child the support they need to keep up with Saskatchewan Grade 9 math. Every strand from powers and polynomials to probability is covered with clear lessons and guided practice.
About Grade 9 Saskatchewan math
Saskatchewan Grade 9 math follows the Saskatchewan Curriculum, organized around number sense, patterns and relations, shape and space, and statistics and probability. Students work through powers with integral bases, rational numbers, linear relations and equations, single variable linear inequalities, and polynomials up to degree 2, alongside circle properties, surface area, similarity, symmetry, and data and probability including First Nations and Metis perspectives. StudyPug provides video lessons and practice problems aligned to every one of these strands.
- Strands covered: number sense, patterns and relations, shape and space, statistics and probability
- Video lessons for every Grade 9 math topic in the Saskatchewan Curriculum
- Practice problems and step-by-step explanations for each strand
- Aligned to the Saskatchewan Curriculum so lessons match what your child learns in class
Curriculum topics by strand
Find lessons and practice for every Grade 9 math topic, aligned to the Saskatchewan Curriculum.
SK Grade 9 Math Topics
- Powers with integral bases and whole number exponents: Understanding and applying the rules of powers.
- Rational numbers: Operations and representation of rational numbers.
- Square roots of positive rational numbers: Extending square root concepts beyond whole numbers.
- Linear relations: Graphing, tables of values, and the language of linear relations.
- Linear equations: Modeling and solving situational problems using linear equations.
- Single variable linear inequalities with rational coefficients: Solving and graphing inequalities.
- Polynomials (degree 2 or less): Understanding, simplifying, and operating with polynomials.
- Circle properties: Exploring relationships involving chords, central angles, and inscribed angles.
- Surface area of composite 3-D objects: Extending surface area concepts to combined shapes.
- Similarity of 2-D shapes: Scale factors, proportional reasoning, and similar figures.
- Line and rotation symmetry: Identifying and describing symmetry in shapes and designs.
- Factors affecting data collection: Bias, ethics, and reliability in surveys and studies.
- Data collection and analysis projects: Designing, collecting, and interpreting real data.
- Probability in society: Understanding experimental and theoretical probability and its applications.
- First Nations and Metis perspectives on probability and statistics: Exploring Indigenous ways of knowing in the context of data and chance.
How StudyPug Helps Saskatchewan Grade 9 Math Students
When your child gets stuck on a concept like solving linear equations or working with polynomials, StudyPug lets them go back to exactly the lesson they need. Each topic is broken into short, clear video lessons followed by practice problems with step-by-step explanations, so they can build confidence at their own pace. You can browse all available topics through our 9th grade math course page, or use a grade 9 math test to check where your child stands before diving into lessons.
StudyPug is available any time, on any device, so your child can review a tricky strand the night before a test or work ahead on a new unit before it is introduced in class.
Aligned to Saskatchewan Grade 9 Math Curriculum
Every lesson on StudyPug for Grade 9 math is built around the Saskatchewan Curriculum outcomes, covering all four strands - number sense, patterns and relations, shape and space, and statistics and probability - including the outcomes related to First Nations and Metis perspectives on data and probability. When your child moves into the next year, our math workplace and apprenticeship 10 content continues the progression without a gap.
Written by the StudyPug Math Team
Last updated June 5, 2026
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