Saskatchewan Social Studies Curriculum
Aligned to the Saskatchewan Curriculum and built for provincial assessments.
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Elementary School Social Studies
Community, identity, geography, and citizenship from Kindergarten to Grade 5.
Kindergarten
Family structures, cultural traditions, and community connections in kindergarten social studies.
Grade 1
Community helpers, cultural diversity, and map skills for Grade 1.
Grade 2
Global traditions, basic needs, and community history for SK Grade 2.
Grade 3
Natural resources, human rights, and settlement history in SK Grade 3 Social Studies.
Grade 4
Indigenous governance, climate zones, and cultural diffusion in SK Grade 4 Social Studies.
Grade 5
Canadian government, Indigenous peoples, and Confederation for SK Grade 5.
Middle School Social Studies
Canadian and world history, geography, and governance in Grades 6 to 8.
Grade 6
Global challenges, human rights, and sustainable development in SK Grade 6 Social Studies.
Grade 7
Indigenous societies, ancient civilizations, and confederation in SK Grade 7 Social Studies.
Grade 8
Nation building, industrialization, and Indigenous relations in SK Grade 8 Social Studies.
High School Social Studies
Level 10, Level 20, Economics, History, Human Geography, and Political Studies.
Grade 9
Physiographic regions, federation formation, and resource industries in SK Grade 9 Social Studies.
Level 10
Canadian participation, political movements, and reconciliation in SK Grade 10 Social Studies.
Level 20
Indigenous studies, political systems, and social justice for SK Level 20.
Economics
Microeconomics, macroeconomics, and international economics for SK Level 30.
History
Nations and nationalism, global conflicts, and human rights in SK Level 30 Social Studies.
Human Geography
Population and demographics, economic geography, and urban geography for SK Level 30 Social Studies.
Political Studies
Political theory, Canadian political structure, and comparative politics.
Aligned with the Saskatchewan Curriculum
Content is organized to match the Saskatchewan Curriculum outcomes and typical classroom pacing, so students find the exact skill their teacher covered and work through it.
- Mapped to Saskatchewan Curriculum outcomes, grade by grade
- Provincial assessment review built into every course
- Unlimited practice problems with worked solutions
Social Studies Curriculum by Province
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About the Saskatchewan Social Studies Curriculum
How the Saskatchewan Curriculum Works
Saskatchewan sets its own social studies outcomes through the Saskatchewan Curriculum, organized by specific learning outcomes across each grade and course.
How Saskatchewan Differs
Saskatchewan is one of the few provinces that uses a Level naming system for senior social studies, replacing Grade 10 with Level 10 and continuing through Level 20.
How Saskatchewan Social Studies Progresses
Students move from community and identity in the early grades through Canadian and world history in middle school, then into specialized senior courses like Economics and Political Studies.
How Saskatchewan Assesses Social Studies
Saskatchewan uses provincial assessments to measure student progress, with Grade 12 provincial tests marking the senior milestone for post-secondary readiness.
Common Questions from Saskatchewan Parents
We've got answers to some popular questions.
Which grades does StudyPug cover for Saskatchewan social studies?
StudyPug covers Saskatchewan social studies from Kindergarten through the senior courses, including Level 10, Level 20, Economics, History, Human Geography, and Political Studies.
How do I find the course that matches my child's class?
Browse by grade or course name - each course is labeled to match the Saskatchewan Curriculum, so you can locate the exact unit your child is studying right now.
Does StudyPug help with Saskatchewan provincial assessments?
Yes. Lessons and practice are built around Saskatchewan Curriculum outcomes, and review material is based on real exams to help students prepare for provincial assessments.
Does the course order match what Saskatchewan schools teach?
Yes. Content follows the Saskatchewan Curriculum sequence and typical classroom pacing, so students can work alongside their school lessons without getting ahead or falling behind.
Can I use StudyPug for homeschooling?
Yes. Lessons are organized by grade and Saskatchewan Curriculum standard and can be worked through at the student's own pace, making them well suited to a home learning environment.
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Last updated June 5, 2026
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