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7th Grade Math & English Classes

Every A Grade Ahead programme available in 7th Grade — choose a course to see its month-by-month curriculum.

Empower young minds with strong foundations.

Building strong algebraic foundations for 6th & 7th graders — ratios, proportions, percents, integers, equations, and an introduction to polynomials.

A Grade Ahead’s Pre-Algebra 1 program sets the stage for students to learn the concepts that are a necessary part of every young student’s academic life. In addition to basic math topics and introductory pre-algebra topics, students in the Pre-Algebra 1 program will cover:

Pre-Algebra 1 students are given numerical drills alongside their curriculum and homework. Each step has been designed to increase A Grade Ahead students’ abilities to calculate quickly and accurately, while working through solutions to real-world problems.

  • Test-taking skills

  • Focus and concentration

  • Statistics, ratios, and proportions

  • Problem-solving skills

  • Logic and analysis

Month by Month Pre-Algebra 1 Curriculum Breakdown

Curriculum Numerics Path
July

Factors & prime factorization; GCF and LCM

Decimals 7

Examples: 11.04 ÷ 0.2 and 9.02 × 0.02 = ?

August

Fractions; Decimals; Square roots

Decimals 8

Examples: 5.371 × 985 = ? and 2.871 ÷ 0.001 = ?

September

Ratio; Proportion; Percents

Percents 1

Examples: 12.5% of 320 = ? and 45/60 = ?%

October

Standard system of measurement

Percents 2

Examples: 2/9 of 75% = ? and 17.50 = ?%

November

Geometry

Percents 3

Examples: 5% × 11.40 = ? and 4 + .96 = ?

December

Geometry; Integers

Percents 4

Examples: 25% discount on $48.00 = ? and 15% of 60 = ?

January

Equations; Coordinate grids

Integers 1

Examples: 48 × (−1) + ? and 79 − 11 = ?

February

Grade Readiness

Some academies may offer this in a month other than February. Check with your local A Grade Ahead academy.

Integers 2

Examples: (−15) + 8 = ? and (−3) × (−4) = ?

March

Proportional relationships; Pythagorean theorem

Exponents 1

Examples: 10³ × ? and 2^(x + 1) = ?

April

Coin problems; Probability; Transformations

Polynomials 1

Examples: Polynomials in standard form: 5x² + 3x + 1 = ?

May

Preparing to Move to Grade Ahead (Mixed)

Polynomials 2

Examples: 3x² + 4y = ? and 5x − 2 = ?

Encourage learners to take the path towards achievement.

Building the bridge from arithmetic to algebra — a rich curriculum of equations, expressions, proportions, and statistics that prepares 7th and 8th grade students for Algebra I.

A Grade Ahead’s Pre-Algebra 2 math program encourages students to put effort into learning the concepts they need to succeed. The Pre-Algebra 2 program consists of layers of content that will help students develop skills in:

While Pre-Algebra 2 students will not receive individualized numerical drills, they do receive rich and meaningfully developed curriculum as well as test prep homework. Each step has been designed to enhance a Grade Ahead student’s ability to calculate quickly and accurately, while dissecting word problems to find solutions.

  • Exponents and simplifying expressions

  • Linear equations

Month by Month Pre-Algebra 2 Curriculum Breakdown

Curriculum Topics
July

Fractions, decimals, and percents; GCF and LCM

August

PEMDAS; Integers; Variables and expressions

September

Exponents; Square & cube root; Scientific notation

October

Metrics; Standard systems; Measuring time & temperature

November

Translating; Linear equations; Standard form

December

Systems of equations; Absolute value; Inequalities

January

Polynomials; Ratio, unit rate, and proportion

February

Probability; Statistics

March

Standardized test preparation

Some academies may offer this in a month other than March. Check with your local A Grade Ahead academy.

April

Geometry

Pythagorean theorem; Number theory; Transformations

May

Preparing to move to Grade Ahead

Follow the path toward achievement.

Following the path toward achievement through essays, speeches, debates, and literary analysis — accelerating language arts skills for high school readiness.

In our 7th grade English enrichment classes, students will learn to write successfully. Students in 7th grade will focus their writing abilities and learn to write a variety of pieces: essays, speeches, and more. Student learning in language arts is accelerated by working on skills, such as:

Seventh grade English students receive a cohesive curriculum, such as personal experience and real life applications.

  • Thought articulation

  • Reading analysis

  • Critical reasoning, citing, and support

Month by Month 7th Grade English Curriculum Breakdown

Curriculum Topics
July

Historical, mystery and realistic fiction; Parts of speech

August

Science fiction; Fantasy and horror; Clauses & conjunctions

September

Myths, legends and folk tales; Phrases; Punctuation

October

Research & planning; Citing sources; Nonfiction texts

November

Writing and editing essays; Nonfiction texts

December

Speeches and essays; Persuasive and literary devices

January

Essays and debates; Logical fallacies; Denotation and connotation

February

Elements of fiction

March

Standardized Test Preparation

Some academies may offer this in a month other than February. Check with your local A Grade Ahead academy.

April

Poetry

May

Drama

Preparing to Move to A Grade Ahead

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