How to read this page
Saskatchewan publishes its curriculum as long official documents written for teachers. This page is the same content, translated for the fridge door: each subject below shows this year's units and the skills inside them. If a skill sounds unfamiliar, that's the point — now you know what to ask about at dinner.
Mathematics this year
Math builds in layers, and this year's layer matters — each unit below leans on the ones before it. In Saskatchewan, that's Foundations of Mathematics and Pre-calculus 10 — 5 units, 25 skills.
Numbers and Radicals
- Prime factors, GCF, and LCM
- Representing and identifying irrational numbers
Measurement and Trigonometry
- Linear measurement in SI and imperial
- Setting up the primary trig ratios
Relations and Functions
- Relating data, graphs, and situations
- Slope as rate of change and rise over run
Linear Functions and Systems
- Representing linear relations
- Writing equations of lines
- Solving systems graphically
Mathematics this year
Math builds in layers, and this year's layer matters — each unit below leans on the ones before it. In Saskatchewan, that's Workplace and Apprenticeship Mathematics 10 — 3 units, 22 skills.
Measurement and Formulas
- Rearranging formulas and keeping equality
- Strategies for spatial puzzles and games
- Comparing SI, Imperial, and US systems
Geometry and Trigonometry
- Applying the Pythagorean Theorem
- Determining similar polygons
- Developing the trig ratios from similar triangles
Finance and Proportional Reasoning
- Unit pricing and best buy
- Methods of earning income
English Language Arts this year
Reading, writing, and speaking skills deepen this year — less "can they read it," more "what do they make of it." In Saskatchewan, that's English Language Arts A10 / B10 — 6 units, 28 skills.
Comprehend and Respond (Semester A)
- Responding to identity texts (Foundational Stories)
Compose and Create (Semester A)
- Composing identity texts (Foundational Stories)
Assess and Reflect (Semester A)
- Building and applying criteria to evaluate work
Comprehend and Respond (Semester B)
- Responding to identity texts (Diversity of Being)
Compose and Create (Semester B)
- Composing identity texts (Diversity of Being)
Assess and Reflect (Semester B)
- Evaluating communication against criteria
See the full English Language Arts A10 / B10 curriculum, with the ministry's own wording →
Science this year
Science gets more structured this year — real investigations, real explanations, real vocabulary. In Saskatchewan, that's Science, Grade 10 — 4 units, 34 skills.
Climate and Ecosystem Dynamics
- Perspectives on sustainability
- Weather, climate, and the climate system
- Biomes and biodiversity
Chemical Reactions
- Reaction types and energy changes
- Naming ionic compounds
- Representing reactions and conservation of mass
Force and Motion in Our World
- Development of motion technologies
- Representing uniform motion
- Representing accelerated motion
See the full Science, Grade 10 curriculum, with the ministry's own wording →
French this year
French builds through listening, speaking, and simple reading — confidence first, grammar second. In Saskatchewan, that's Core French 10 — 4 units, 9 skills.
Communication Skills
- Making meaning from spoken French (with guidance)
- Reading simple French texts (with guidance)
Language Knowledge
- French language knowledge when listening and reading
General Language Strategies
- Using and reflecting on French learning strategies (with guidance)
See the full Core French 10 curriculum, with the ministry's own wording →
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Common questions
What does my child learn in Grade 10 in Saskatchewan?
Saskatchewan's official curriculum sets out Mathematics, English Language Arts, Science, Social Studies, French for Grade 10 — 123 specific skills in total. The big themes: Mathematics covers numbers and radicals and measurement and trigonometry; Mathematics covers measurement and formulas and geometry and trigonometry; English Language Arts covers comprehend and respond (semester a) and compose and create (semester a). The full list is on this page.
Is this the official Saskatchewan curriculum?
It's built from Saskatchewan's official program of studies, reorganized into plain language — and each subject links to a course page that quotes the ministry's own wording and links to the government source, so you can check our work. One honest caveat: we're not the ministry, curricula do change, and we can't guarantee this reflects the very latest revision, so confirm anything important against the live provincial curriculum data.
My child is finding one of these skills hard. What can I do?
That's normal — every skill on this page is one most kids wobble on at first. MapleMind teaches any of them one-on-one: a short lesson in plain words, a worked example, then solving together. It's free to start, on any device, in 14 languages.
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MapleMind isn't affiliated with any ministry of education. We build these guides from each province's official program of studies and refresh them from time to time — but curricula change, and we can't guarantee this page reflects the very latest revision. Always confirm against the live provincial curriculum data. Last updated 2026-08-15.
Social Studies this year
Social studies widens the lens this year — history, geography, and how communities and governments work. In Saskatchewan, that's Social Studies 10 — 5 units, 5 skills.
Social Organizations
Economic Decision Making
Ideology
International Trade
International Relations
See the full Social Studies 10 curriculum, with the ministry's own wording →