MassachusettsMassachusetts Science Curriculum
Science video lessons Kindergarten through 10th Grade plus Chemistry, Physics, and Biology. Aligned to MA Science & Technology/Engineering Standards. Choose your grade below to get started.
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About Massachusetts Science Curriculum
Massachusetts schools follow the MA Science & Technology/Engineering Standards. Students take MCAS Science in grades 5 and 8, plus high school science assessments. StudyPug covers integrated science Kindergarten through 10th Grade with video lessons and practice problems, plus senior Chemistry, Physics, and Biology courses for 11th and 12th grade.
- Integrated science Kindergarten through 10th Grade plus senior Chemistry, Physics, and Biology
- Video lessons with step-by-step explanations for every topic
- Practice problems aligned to MA Science & Technology/Engineering Standards
- MCAS Science prep for 5th and 8th grade assessments
- Works on computers, tablets, and phones
Massachusetts Science FAQ
We've got answers to some popular questions.
Which grades does this cover?
Integrated science from Kindergarten through 10th Grade, plus senior Chemistry, Physics, and Biology courses for 11th and 12th grade students.
Does this match what my child learns at school?
Yes. All content is aligned to MA Science & Technology/Engineering Standards—the same curriculum Massachusetts schools follow statewide.
Will this help with MCAS Science prep?
Yes. Content for 5th and 8th grade covers MCAS Science topics, and our high school courses prepare students for Massachusetts science assessments.
How is this different from Khan Academy?
StudyPug is organized by Massachusetts standards. Find exactly what your child is learning by grade and specific science topic areas.
Can I try before paying?
Yes. Explore topics and watch sample science lessons free. Subscribe when you're ready for full access to all video content and practice.
Do you cover high school chemistry, physics, and biology?
Yes. Chemistry, Physics, and Biology each have their own course pages with video lessons and practice problems for Massachusetts high school students.