One place for IB learning resources
The International Baccalaureate (IB), founded in 1968, offers four programmes for learners from age 3 to 19. Each one is built on inquiry, international-mindedness and the development of the whole learner, rather than on memorising facts.
mindtested organises worksheets, revision resources and interactive learning tools by programme, grade, subject and topic, so students, parents and teachers can go straight to what they need.
| Programme | Ages | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Years Programme (PYP) | 3–12 | Inquiry-led, transdisciplinary learning that builds curious, caring young learners. |
| Middle Years Programme (MYP) | 11–16 | Connects subjects to the real world through key concepts, global contexts and the Personal Project. |
| Diploma Programme (DP) | 16–19 | A rigorous two-year pre-university course with six subject groups and the DP core. |
| Career-related Programme (CP) | 16–19 | Combines DP courses with career-related study and a focus on practical skills. |
Choose your programme
Students
Pick your programme and grade, find your subject, then practise one topic at a time. Free resources let you start right away.
Parents
Support learning at home with printable worksheets and games that match what your child is studying at school.
Teachers
Save planning time with ready-to-use practice for starters, homework, revision and differentiation.
Start from your programme, open a grade, then choose a subject. Every topic page lists its resources, with free and premium options clearly marked.
What is the difference between PYP, MYP, DP and CP?
The PYP is for ages 3–12, the MYP for ages 11–16, and the DP and CP for ages 16–19. The DP is a broad academic pre-university course, while the CP combines DP courses with career-related study.
Are mindtested resources free?
Many are free to download or use. Each resource shows a clear Free or price label before you open it.
Are the resources official IB materials?
No. mindtested is an independent site. Resources are created to support IB-style learning and are not endorsed by the International Baccalaureate Organization.