7th grade Arizona curriculum
What 7th grade students practice in Gradelings, unit by unit, matched to the Arizona Academic Standards. 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
- 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
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.
- Body SystemsNerves, hormones, kidneys and more
- Our SensesEyes, ears, nose, tongue and skin.
- How Plants WorkRoots, leaves, flowers and photosynthesis
- Motion, Forces & Newtonโs LawsSpeed, velocity, acceleration, friction and the Laws of Motion.
- Electromagnets & GeneratorsMagnets, circuits and making electricity
- Earth's Moving SurfacePlates, the rock cycle and the Cascades.
- Weather and the Water CycleWhat makes the weather change
Social Studies
- Science & the EnlightenmentNew ideas about nature and government
- Age of RevolutionsScience, rights and revolutions to 1900
- Industry & EmpireFactories, railroads and the age of empires
- World War IAlliances, the Great War and its results
- World War IIThe road to war, the Holocaust and the world after
- The Cold WarSuperpowers, the arms race and the fall of the Berlin Wall
- Civil RightsMovements that won equal rights
- The World Since 1945New nations, the United Nations and global challenges
- Population & MigrationGrowing cities and people on the move
- Economies & Global TradeEconomic systems, supply and demand, and trade
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