Connecticut Math Curriculum
Connecticut math, aligned to the Connecticut Core Standards (CCS) and built for CTSS testing.
Browse by school level
Elementary School Math
Number sense, operations, fractions, and early geometry, one course per grade.
Kindergarten Math
Counting, addition, subtraction, shapes, and measurement for kindergarten.
1st Grade Math
Addition and subtraction, place value, and shapes for 1st grade math.
2nd Grade Math
Place value, measurement, and addition and subtraction within 1000.
3rd Grade Math
Multiplication, fractions, geometry, and measurement for 3rd grade.
4th Grade Math
Multiplication, fractions, decimals, and geometry for 4th grade.
5th Grade Math
Fractions, decimals, volume, and geometry for 5th graders.
Middle School Math
Ratios, expressions, and proportional reasoning bridging into algebra.
High School Math
Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Probability/Statistics, and three Integrated Math years.
Algebra I
Equations, functions, and data analysis for high school algebra.
Integrated Math Year 1
Algebra, functions, geometry, and statistics for first-year integrated math.
Geometry
Transformations, proofs, trigonometry, and coordinate geometry for high school.
Integrated Math Year 2
Algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and probability for Integrated Math 2.
Algebra II
Polynomials, functions, trigonometry, and statistics for high school math.
Integrated Math Year 3
Polynomials, trigonometry, statistics, and vectors for high school math.
Probability/Statistics
Probability, statistics, and data analysis for high school math.
Aligned with the Connecticut Core Standards
Every lesson is organized around the Connecticut Core Standards and follows typical classroom pacing, so students find the exact skill their teacher covered and work through it step by step.
- Mapped to Connecticut Core Standards, grade by grade
- Built-in review for the CTSS and SBAC assessments
- Unlimited practice problems with worked solutions
Math Curriculum by State
Select any state to see its math courses and grade sequence across the United States.
State Standards
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About the Connecticut Math Curriculum
How Connecticut Core Standards Works
Connecticut adopted the Connecticut Core Standards, organizing math expectations by grade from Kindergarten through high school with clear progressions.
How Connecticut Differs
Connecticut offers both traditional courses - Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II - and a full Integrated Math sequence, giving schools more flexibility than most states.
How Connecticut Math Progresses
Students build from number sense in Kindergarten through proportional reasoning in middle school, then choose a traditional or integrated path in high school.
How Connecticut Assesses Math
Connecticut tests math through the CTSS and SBAC in select grades, with Algebra I end-of-course options supporting post-secondary college readiness.
Common Questions from Connecticut Parents
We've got answers to some popular questions.
Which grades does StudyPug cover for Connecticut math?
StudyPug covers Connecticut math from Kindergarten through high school, including Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Probability/Statistics, and all three Integrated Math years.
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 your child's current class to jump straight to the right lessons.
Does StudyPug help with the CTSS and SBAC math tests?
Yes. Lessons and practice problems are built around Connecticut Core Standards topics, based on real exams, so students practice the skills that appear on the CTSS and SBAC.
Does the course order match what Connecticut schools teach?
Yes. Courses follow Connecticut Core Standards pacing, so topics appear in the same sequence a student would encounter them in a typical Connecticut classroom.
Can I use StudyPug for homeschooling?
Yes. Lessons are organized by grade and Connecticut Core Standards, and students can work through any topic at their own pace, making it a practical fit for homeschool families.
Reviewed by the StudyPug Curriculum Team
Last updated June 5, 2026
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