7th grade New York curriculum
What 7th grade students practice in Gradelings, unit by unit, matched to the New York State Learning 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
- 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?
- Center & SpreadMean, median, range and IQR
- Multiply & Divide Signed NumbersSign rules
- Proportional Relationshipsy = kx
- Angle RelationshipsComplementary, supplementary, vertical
- Scale DrawingsMaps and floor plans
- Rewriting ExpressionsSame value, clearer meaning
- One Triangle, Many or None?Sides and angles that make triangles
- Slicing SolidsWhat shape is the cut?
- Area of Composite ShapesSplit it, find each area, add
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
- Reading StrategiesPredict, connect, question and summarize
- Plan & Organize WritingTopics, planning tools, text forms and organization
- Word Choice & VoiceChoose words and tone for your audience
- Posters & PresentationsDesign choices and how to organize a talk
- Listening & DiscussionListen well, ask good questions and speak respectfully
- Texts, Versions and Judging QualityCompare a text with its film, audio or stage version, and judge texts with criteria.
- Stories, Responses and EvidenceNarrative technique, creative responses and evidence for analysis and research.
Science
- Atoms & ElementsElements, compounds and chemical symbols
- Circuits & StaticCircuits, conductors and static charge
- EcosystemsLiving and non-living parts
- Food Chains & EnergyWho eats whom, and the energy
- Cycles & SuccessionMatter cycles; land regrows
- How Plants WorkRoots, leaves, flowers and photosynthesis
- Particles & MixturesPure substances and mixtures
- Density & BuoyancyMass, volume, floating and sinking
- Chemical ReactionsNew substances form, and atoms are conserved.
- Earth's Changing SurfaceThe rock cycle, slow and fast changes, and moving plates.
- Resources & HazardsWhere resources are found, forecasting hazards, and human impact.
- Protecting BiodiversityWhy variety matters, and how we protect it.
- Synthetic MaterialsPlastics, fibers, medicines and fuels made from natural resources.
- People & Earth's ResourcesMore people, more use per person: the effects on Earth.
Social Studies
- Colonial Trade & WorkResources, trade and choices
- Road to RevolutionTaxes, protests and Patriots
- The American RevolutionIndependence and the war
- Building a GovernmentArticles, Constitution and Bill of Rights
- Founding IdealsDeclaration, Constitution and their roots
- Rights & AmendmentsThe Bill of Rights and beyond
- A New NationThe first presidents to the Monroe Doctrine
- Factories & ReformersInventions, immigrants and reform
- Native Nations of New YorkThe Haudenosaunee, Lenape and their neighbors
- New Netherland to New YorkExplorers, the Dutch and colonial New York
- The Revolution in New YorkSaratoga, the Hudson and a divided Confederacy
- New York & the ConstitutionRatification, the first capital and state government
- The Erie Canal & Early IndustryClinton's Ditch, steamboats and factories
- Reformers of New YorkSeneca Falls, abolition and the Anti-Rent movement
- Westward ExpansionManifest Destiny and its costs
- A Nation DividedSlavery, compromise and sectional conflict
- The Civil WarLeaders, battles and New York's home front
- Timeline 1609โ1865From Hudson's voyage to Appomattox
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