Field Notes
Seventh grade math, one small step at a time. Choose a topic, try a question, and check it. Open a hint or the steps whenever you want. Pause and come back to the same place in this browser.
12 topics. 16 lessons. 400 topic-practice problems, plus 204 short-session questions. Print a page if you like paper.
One idea. Three questions.
Choose any of the 12 topics. Try it, open help, then try a related problem. No timer. Your place saves in this browser. Pencils welcome. Erasers too.
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Twelve stops across grade 7 math. Hop on anywhere.
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Topics
01
Rational numbers
Below zero, then back up. Fractions and decimals are the same numbers in different clothes.
02
Rates
How far in one hour. Which bag of peaches. Miles, then kilometers.
03
Proportionality
One amount is always the same number times the other. That multiplier is k.
04
Percents
The jacket on sale. The seats that are full. Tax on the nachos.
05
Money
Plan what to spend and save, understand paychecks, and see how savings can earn extra money called interest.
06
Linear relationships
The cab costs something before it even moves. Then it charges per mile.
07
Equations
Find the missing number by undoing one operation at a time. Then explore which numbers make an inequality true.
08
Scale drawings
A little map of a big park. Same shape. Different size.
09
Circles
Measure the distance around a pizza and the space inside its edge.
10
Volume
What fits in the box, and what it takes to wrap it.
11
Probability
A spinner, a die, and the chance it is not red.
12
Data
Put scores in order, find a typical value, and see how spread out the numbers are.
Camp, Trail, Summit
Camp. Start with the main idea.
Trail. Use the idea in different problems.
Summit. Connect ideas or work through more steps.
Camp starts with the main idea. Trail uses the idea in different problems. Summit connects ideas or works through more steps. Some questions use a table or graph.