Vermont Math Curriculum
Vermont math, aligned to the Vermont Adopted Math Standards and built for SBAC testing.
Browse by school level
Elementary School Math
Number sense, operations, fractions, and early geometry per grade.
Kindergarten Math
Counting to 100, addition and subtraction within 10, and 2D and 3D shapes.
1st Grade Math
Place value to 120, addition and subtraction within 20, and early geometry.
2nd Grade Math
Place value to 1000, measurement with inches and meters, and data with picture graphs.
3rd Grade Math
Multiplication and division, fractions on a number line, and area and perimeter for 3rd grade.
4th Grade Math
Multiplicative comparison, multi-digit operations, and fraction equivalence for 4th grade.
5th Grade Math
Fraction operations, decimal place value, and volume for 5th grade math.
Middle School Math
Ratios, expressions, and proportional reasoning leading into algebra.
6th Grade Math
Ratios and rates, expressions and equations, and statistics with data displays.
7th Grade Math
Proportional relationships, rational number operations, and probability for 7th grade.
8th Grade Math
Irrational numbers, linear functions, and the Pythagorean Theorem for 8th grade.
High School Math
The full Vermont high school sequence, from Algebra I through Calculus and Precalculus.
Algebra I
Linear equations, quadratic functions, and statistical modeling in Algebra I.
Geometry
Transformations, congruence proofs, and triangle similarity for high school geometry.
Precalculus
Complex numbers, trigonometric functions, and vectors with matrices.
Algebra II
Rational exponents, polynomial identities, and trigonometric functions for Algebra II.
Mathematics I
Linear functions, geometric transformations, and statistical reasoning for high school math.
Mathematics II
Quadratic equations, similarity transformations, and probability for Math II.
High School Calculus
Limits, derivatives, and definite integrals for high school calculus.
Mathematics III
Polynomial identities, trigonometric functions, and probability distributions for advanced math.
Aligned with the Vermont Adopted Math Standards
Organized around the Vermont Adopted Math Standards and typical classroom pacing, so students find the exact skill their teacher covered and work through it step by step.
- Mapped to Vermont Adopted Math Standards, grade by grade
- SBAC review built into every course
- Unlimited practice problems with worked solutions
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About the Vermont Math Curriculum
How Vermont Adopted Math Standards Work
Vermont sets its math expectations through the Vermont Adopted Math Standards, organized by grade band and covering number, operations, algebra, and geometry domains.
How Vermont Differs
Vermont follows the Vermont Adopted Math Standards and offers an integrated pathway alongside traditional courses, giving schools flexibility in how they sequence high school math.
How Vermont Math Progresses
Students move from foundational number work in Kindergarten through algebraic reasoning in middle school and into Algebra I, Geometry, and Precalculus in high school.
How Vermont Assesses Math
Vermont uses the SBAC assessment to measure math proficiency, with testing across multiple grade levels to track progress toward high school readiness.
Common Questions from Vermont Parents
We've got answers to some popular questions.
Which grades does StudyPug cover for Vermont math?
StudyPug covers Vermont math from Kindergarten through high school, including Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Precalculus, and High School Calculus.
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 that matches your child's current class name.
Does StudyPug help with the SBAC math test?
Yes. Each course includes practice problems based on real exams, covering the skills and question types found on the Vermont SBAC math assessment.
Does StudyPug follow the same order my child's school uses?
Courses are organized to match Vermont Adopted Math Standards and typical classroom pacing, so students can find the exact topic their teacher covered that day.
Can I use StudyPug for homeschooling?
Yes. Lessons are organized by grade and standard, and students can work through them at their own pace, making it a practical fit for homeschool families in Vermont.
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