Practice for your state's standards, grades 1 to 12
Every US state decides what students learn in each grade. Most share the same order for some subjects, but not for all of them: Texas has its own maths and science standards, and each state teaches its own history in its own year. TONEC STUDY follows your state, so the questions you practice match what your class is doing.
How it works
When you set up TONEC STUDY, choose the United States, then your state and your grade. From then on, your daily tasks, games and practice come from questions written for your state's standards in that grade. Change your state or grade any time in Settings.
What each subject follows
- Maths: the Common Core order that most states use, with Texas on the TEKS. A few states move a topic to another grade (Oklahoma and Nebraska teach coins in grade 1), and TONEC STUDY does too.
- Science: the NGSS order in most states. Texas, Florida, Virginia and Ohio place their science topics in grades of their own, and get them in those grades.
- English: grammar, vocabulary, reading terms and books for every grade, with a different set of new words each year.
- Social studies: communities and maps in the early grades, US and world history, geography, government and economics later on, and your state's own history in the grade your state teaches it: grade 4 in most states, grade 7 in Texas, grade 8 in Georgia and North Carolina, and so on.
- High school courses: Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Earth and Space Science, plus art, music, PE, computer science, Spanish, French, German, psychology, statistics and literature.
After high school
TONEC STUDY keeps going after twelfth grade, with questions at Bachelor's, Master's and doctoral level in 16 subjects, from maths, physics and computer science to law, medicine, psychology and history. US law and medicine follow the American path, from the first year of law school and pre-med onwards.
Free and Premium
Everyone gets daily tasks, the games and general questions for their grade for free. The questions written to your state's standards come with Premium, and a free account can try 20 of them in every subject.
For parents
Children under 13 in the US need a parent's permission before they can create an account: we email the parent, and the account only opens after they confirm. You can read how TONEC STUDY protects children in How TONEC STUDY keeps children safe.