7th grade Alabama curriculum
What 7th grade students practice in Gradelings, unit by unit, matched to the Alabama Course of Study. Tap any unit to see what it covers and try sample questions.
Math
- Add & Subtract IntegersPositives, negatives and zero pairs
- Decimal OperationsAdd, subtract, multiply, divide decimals
- Fractions, Decimals & PercentsConvert, compare and use ratios
- Two-Step EquationsUndo, undo, solve for x
- CirclesCircumference, area and ฯ
- VolumeBoxes, cubes and cylinders
- ProbabilityChances of two events
- FractionsAdd, subtract, multiply, divide
- Percents & ProportionsIncrease, decrease and proportional
- Algebra MovesLike terms and inequalities
- Dependent EventsWith and without replacement
- Mean, Median & ModeWhat is typical?
- Multiply & Divide Signed NumbersSign rules
- Proportional Relationshipsy = kx
- Angle RelationshipsComplementary, supplementary, vertical
- Samples & PopulationsRandom samples and estimates
- Scale DrawingsMaps and floor plans
- Area & ConstructionsTriangles, parallelograms and bisectors
English Language Arts(โLanguage Artsโ in the app)
- Literary DevicesIrony, foreshadowing and symbolism
- Tone & MoodHow writing feels and sounds
- Persuasive PowerEthos, pathos, logos and fallacies
- Clauses & SentencesSimple, compound, complex and more
- Modifiers & ParallelismClear, balanced sentences
- Word Mix-UpsAffect or effect? Its or it's?
- Poetry LabRhyme, stanzas and speakers
- Punctuation PowerColons, however and ellipses
- Whose Story?First, second and third person
- Roots & Word PartsGreek and Latin roots, prefixes and suffixes
- Research SkillsPrimary sources, credibility and citations
- Framing the MessageFraming, loaded words and sponsored posts
- Spelling: Prefixes and Patterns-cede or -ceed, double letters and plurals
Science
- Cells: Life's Building BlocksAll living things are made of cells.
- Cells & Life ProcessesOrganelles, photosynthesis and respiration
- Cells, Tissues & OrgansSingle cells, specialized cells, diffusion and osmosis
- Photosynthesis & RespirationHow cells make and use energy
- Cells from CellsDNA, mitosis and growth
- Body SystemsNerves, hormones, kidneys and more
- Heart, Bones & MusclesCirculation, bones and muscles
- Food Chains & EnergyWho eats whom, and the energy
- Cycles & SuccessionMatter cycles; land regrows
- EcosystemsLiving and non-living parts
- BiodiversityVariety makes life strong
- Genes & HeredityGenes, mutations and reproduction.
- Asexual & Sexual ReproductionClones or variety: how reproduction affects offspring and populations.
- Species & HybridsWhat makes a species, and what happens when two kinds breed.
- Natural SelectionHow species adapt and change
- Natural SelectionVariation, survival and populations changing over time.
Social Studies
- Maps, Graphs & DataChoropleth maps, scatter graphs and pyramids
- Time & EvidenceBCE and CE, artifacts and sources
- First FarmersFrom hunting to farming villages
- Where Civilizations GrewRivers, mountains and seas
- MesopotamiaCuneiform, ziggurats and the first city-states
- Mesopotamia & EgyptThe first river valley civilizations
- Ancient EgyptThe Nile, pharaohs, pyramids and hieroglyphs
- Ancient Israel & KushThe early Hebrews and the kingdom of Kush
- Empires of the Americas & AfricaMaya, Aztec, Inca, Ghana and Mali
- Ancient India & ChinaDynasties, beliefs and inventions
- Greece & RomeDemocracy, republic and law
- Assyria, Phoenicia & PersiaEmpires and traders of Southwest Asia
- World Maps & GlobesLatitude, longitude and map tools
- World RegionsPlace, region and the environment
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