Grade 7 PEI curriculum
What Grade 7 students practise in Gradelings, unit by unit, matched to the Prince Edward Island Curriculum. Tap any unit to see what it covers and try sample questions.
Math
- Divisibility RulesQuick tests for 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10
- Add & Subtract IntegersPositives, negatives and zero pairs
- Decimal OperationsAdd, subtract, multiply, divide decimals
- FractionsAdd, subtract, multiply, divide
- Comparing & OrderingFractions, decimals and whole numbers
- Fractions, Decimals & PercentsConvert, compare and use ratios
- Tax, Tips & DiscountsPercents with real money
- Expressions & EquationsEvaluate, balance and solve
- Linear RelationsPatterns in tables and graphs
- Two-Step EquationsUndo, undo, solve for x
- CirclesCircumference, area and π
- Area & ConstructionsTriangles, parallelograms and bisectors
- ConstructionsPerpendicular lines, parallel lines and bisectors
- Coordinates & TransformationsPlot, slide, flip and turn
- Mean, Median & ModeWhat is typical?
- Circle GraphsPercents and angles of a whole
- ProbabilityChances of two events
English Language Arts(“Language Arts” in the app)
- Reading StrategiesPredict, connect, question and summarize
- Roots & Word PartsGreek and Latin roots, prefixes and suffixes
- Close ReadingTheme, inference and author's craft
- Literary DevicesIrony, foreshadowing and symbolism
- Tone & MoodHow writing feels and sounds
- Whose Story?First, second and third person
- Poetry LabRhyme, stanzas and speakers
- Fair & Inclusive TextsSpot stereotypes, one-sided views and inclusive language
- Persuasive PowerEthos, pathos, logos and fallacies
- Source CheckCredibility, bias and citing
- Plan & Organize WritingTopics, planning tools, text forms and organization
- Word Choice & VoiceChoose words and tone for your audience
- Clauses & SentencesSimple, compound, complex and more
- Modifiers & ParallelismClear, balanced sentences
- Punctuation PowerColons, however and ellipses
- Word Mix-UpsAffect or effect? Its or it's?
- Posters & PresentationsDesign choices and how to organize a talk
- Listening & DiscussionListen well, ask good questions and speak respectfully
Science
- EcosystemsLiving and non-living parts
- Food Chains & EnergyWho eats whom, and the energy
- Cycles & SuccessionMatter cycles; land regrows
- People & EcosystemsFarming, fishing and balance
- Restless EarthPlates, quakes and deep time
- Rocks & MineralsMinerals and the rock cycle
- Weathering & ErosionHow water, wind and ice shape the land
- Heat & ParticlesHeat, motion and changing state
- Moving HeatConduction, convection, radiation
- Particles & MixturesPure substances and mixtures
- Solutions & SeparatingDissolving and splitting mixtures
Social Studies
- Thinking Like a HistorianSources, causes and change
- Economic EmpowermentPower over work, money and resources
- Steam, Rails and WiresNew technology changes work
- Research SkillsFind, check and organize good information
- Political EmpowermentPower, voice and decisions
- Cultural EmpowermentIdentity, language and traditions
- Societal EmpowermentFairness and belonging in society
- Island Life Around 1900School, work and home in 1900
- National EmpowermentBuilding a country
Core French
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