Here are some of the skills your child will be learning in the classroom in seventh grade. Solve real-world rate, ratio, proportion and percent problems involving discounts, markups, markdowns, interest, taxes, tips, commissions, percent increase or decrease. What was the original price of the skirt? If the amount of milk is increased to 8 cups, how many cups of cream are needed? Using equations, tables, graphs, and descriptions, identify the unit rate of change — a ratio comparing the change in one quantity to a 1-unit change in another quantity.
Anthony reads 36 pages in one hour. The following hour, he reads 42 pages. What is the rate of change in the number of pages he can read in an hour? Explain your reasoning. Calculate unit rates associated with ratios of fractions including ratios of lengths and areas and quantities measured in different units.
Add, subtract, multiply, and divide with positive and negative rational numbers in any form — including whole numbers, fractions, or decimals. Understand that numbers cannot be divided by 0. Use these skills to solve multi-step real-world problems. Shopping continues to be one of the best opportunities for your child to practice the math concepts she is learning.
Have her help you calculate the tip when you eat in a restaurant. If she has a cell phone, familiarize him with the details of the cell phone bill and how much the charge is per text or per minute of usage, so that she can learn to keep track of how much she is spending. Use letters to represent numbers in real-world math problems and generate simple equations to solve them. Book Fairs. Your Seventh Grade Book Checklist. Language Arts. Raise a reader by getting the best book recommendations, reading tips, and discounts delivered straight to your inbox.
Preschool View Sample. Elementary School View Sample. Privacy Policy. Look out for a confirmation email from us. Will she keep the magic water secret? A modern classic and an ideal seventh-grade group reader. When millionaire Samuel Westing dies, he leaves a will like no other. Sixteen people will have to play a cunning game to inherit his vast fortune. A cracking page-turner which will appeal to young adults.
Told over the course of one year between and in Long Island, this novel follows Holling, a seventh-grader who juggles his home life, getting into trouble at school and growing up amid the backdrop of the Vietnam War. Great to read in one sitting. An atmospheric quest story about a group of rabbits fleeing from danger to danger in search of a peaceful and safe life. An ideal 7th grade reading book for more advanced students. A stunning story, set entirely in verse, about two brothers who compete against each other in life and on the basketball court.
Gripping and ideal for reluctant readers. When Cole Mathews commits a terrible crime, the judge gives him an unusual choice: jail time or a rehabilitation program on a remote Alaskan wilderness island He chooses the latter and soon has to fight for his life in a captivating story of survival and iron will. A great addition to a 7th grade reading bookshelf. A captivating and gripping story — told from the eyes of death — and set in Nazi Germany in which follows Liesel, a girl who steals books.
A surprising friendship develops which allows her to read the vast library of a local dignitary. Her view of the world changes completely. A challenging and thought-provoking book for a 7th grade reading list. A multi-award-winning middle-grade fantasy novel about Xan, a girl who breaks a sacred tradition and feeds a baby bound for sacrifice with moonlight.
As a result, the child grows to become extraordinarily powerful with dangerous magical abilities. A highly engaging graphic novel film noir style retelling of the Snow White tale. Set in s New York, Samantha White has come home after years of exile, protected by seven street urchins. With vibrant artwork, this book is great for reluctant seventh-grade readers. Cast down from Mouth Olympus by his angry father Zeus, Apollo finds himself fending for himself as a regular teen boy in New York.
A regular teen with no superhuman powers. Can he ever make it up with his father and return to the gods? Soon he feels invincible, exploring the Ozarks with his stellar hunting dogs.
But danger lurks just around the corner. This modern classic is a perfect easy reader for 7th grade. A startling and moving story about family and sacrifice. A gripping page-turner for more mature seventh-grade readers. An epic fantasy series about Alex and Conner, twin brothers who find themselves embroiled in adventures in a fairy tale world after reading from a strange and magical book. This is an addictive and enthralling set of books which is bound to appeal to reluctant readers in grade 7.
The year is in a quiet Saxon settlement. When Viking Berserkers appear from the mist and kidnap year-old Jack, he and his sister are thrown into an epic quest with Olaf One-Brow. When a practical joke goes badly wrong the unforeseen consequences last longer than high school friends John and Lorraine could ever have imagined.
Perhaps their only chance of redemption is for them to tell the story of Pigman. A classic young adult novel ideal for more advanced readers. What if he had to survive long enough to face the dangers of winter? Will he survive? Find out in this thrilling and exciting adventure.
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