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Plan your year.Ace your exams.

Pick your province and grade to see your exams and courses, with a study plan for each and help when you’re stuck.

Exams 2026–27

Your exams

Each one has a study plan you can save as a PDF or add to your calendar.

    Your courses

    Tick the skills you know on each course’s page, and your progress shows up here.

      How to study for exams

      A review of ten study techniques found two that work for every age and subject, and two popular ones that barely help.

      • Works

        Test yourself

        Answer questions without looking at your notes. Pulling an answer out of memory is what makes it stick.

        In MapleMind, each skill ends with a short check.

      • Works

        Spread it out

        Short sessions over several days beat one long night. Come back to each topic a few days later.

        A term plan brings each unit back a week later for a review.

      • Barely helps

        Rereading

        Going over your notes again feels like studying, but it adds little.

        Close the notes and test yourself instead.

      • Barely helps

        Highlighting

        Colouring in the page feels productive, but it adds little.

        Write a question in the margin, and answer it later.

      From “Improving Students’ Learning With Effective Learning Techniques,” Dunlosky and colleagues, 2013

      Stuck on something?

      The tutor works through it with you, one step at a time, so you can do the next one on your own.

      • Homework Help

        Take a photo of the question and get the steps.

        Add a photo

      • Ask the tutor

        Type your question in the box at the bottom of this page.

      • Practise a skill

        Practice for your course, one skill at a time, free with daily limits.

        Start practising

      Are you smarter than a 6th grader?

      Five questions will tell.

      Math

      What is 15% of 240?

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      Number Blitz: numbered bubbles

      Number Blitz

      Can you keep up?

      It starts easy. It doesn’t stay that way.

      Free, no account needed

      • 0Best score
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      • —Top level
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      Choose your mode

      How to play
      • Tap the floating bubbles in the right order
      • The next number to tap is shown at the top
      • Collect heart bubbles for extra lives
      • A wrong tap costs a life. Lose them all and the game ends.
      • 5 right taps in a row add 3 seconds to the timer!

      Questions from students

      Is MapleMind free?

      Yes. A free account gets 30 messages to the tutor and 4 activities a day, like a lesson or a quiz.

      Will it just give me the answers?

      Its guided mode works through each question with you, step by step, so you understand it and can do the next one yourself.

      How do I make a study plan for an exam?

      Pick your province and grade at the top of this page, then choose Make a study plan under your exam. Pick the days you can study, and save the plan as a PDF or add it to your calendar.

      How do I keep track of what I know?

      Open your course, tick each skill you know and save the checklist as a PDF. Your ticks stay on this device, and your progress shows on this page.

      Can I use it on a school computer?

      Yes. MapleMind runs in any web browser at app.trymaplemind.ca, and on iPhone, iPad and Android.

      Do I need an account to use this page?

      No. Your province, your grade and your ticks are kept on this device only.

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