Grade 7 math, as an adventure
38 7th grade topics in six worlds: The Namib Desert, Iceland, Sumatra, Kamchatka, Fiji and Kruger National Park. In each world, characters guarding eggs ask story problems. Solve them to claim the egg, warm it and hatch a hybrid animal.
The six worlds of Grade 7
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World 1: The Namib Desert
Proportions & Percent
Unit rates with fractions, proportional relationships, the constant of proportionality, and percent problems: discounts, tax, tips, interest and percent error.
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World 2: Iceland
Rational Numbers
Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing positive and negative numbers, fractions as decimals, and rational number word problems.
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World 3: Sumatra
Expressions & Equations
Combining like terms, expanding and factoring, multi-step problems, two-step equations and inequalities.
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World 4: Kamchatka
Scale, Angles & Solids
Scale drawings, triangles, cross sections, circles, angle relationships, and area, surface area and volume.
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World 5: Fiji
Sampling & Comparing Data
Random samples, making predictions from a sample, and comparing two groups with centers and spreads.
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World 6: Kruger National Park
Probability
Likelihood, experimental and theoretical probability, probability models, compound events and simulations.
How a problem works
Problems are read, not raced: there is no timer and no lives to lose. A first wrong answer gets a tip that uses that problem’s own numbers. A second shows the problem worked out step by step. Every wrong answer we plan for is tied to a named mistake, so the grown-ups’ dashboard can show where to help and why.
Ready to hatch the first egg? A grown-up creates the account in a minute, then it’s off to the first world. Kindergarten and Grade 1 are free. The other grades come with a membership.
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