What are some good subjects for seventh grade?

Question

I would like detailed responses on some subjects that I can teach in seventh grade.

Answer 1

Is there a limit to scope? I mean are you looking for just interesting lessons and methods for a specific subject or an entire curriculum?

Answer 2

In seventh and eighth grades I took these awesome sections on different parts of history. In seventh grade we studied in the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair. We did everything about it - history class obviously, in math we made scale models of different parts of the fair, in science we studied some of the new scientific advances that were on display there, in English we wrote about it (obviously.) We did the same thing in 8th grade, studying WWII. Here, too, we had something to keep us occupied for each subject. I loved these sections because it really taught us a lot about these time periods while sticking to our core subjects. I think this would be an awesome idea for homeschooling, especially since you could take more field trips to integrate everything.

Answer 3

Well, I had a chance to sub- teach. And it was a rewarding experience. What I did was I had a program where every Fridays was college day ( my class was exciting about that, being able to participate in college courses). I choose subjects like: speech 101, Psychology-Sociology (big fancy words). I was really surprise, the class did rather well. It was a lot of fun. And than once a month we would have a party where they could bring their pets (no lizards), family members, their favorite foods and music.

Answer 4

Are you a teacher? If so, then aren't there a guidelines to what you can and need to teach seventh grade? The basic core subjects are Math, Social Studies, English, and Science.

Answer 5

Rebecca Rupp has a book called, "Home Learning, Year-by-Year" that does just this, but for EVERY year. She also lists some resources to use for each subject/grade. See if your local library has it.

Start with Math, Science, History, Composition/Grammar, then throw in some Art/Music and PE, maybe a foreign language - that should keep you busy for a while.

Answer 6

If you are homeschooling, you should contact your states official homeschool agency (google to find it) and they should tell you the laws concerning this.
Each state is different. In my state we have to teach 5 subjects, but 'what' we teach for each subject is not in the laws, so it's up to us.

There is a site called www.worldbook.com that lists what children should learn for each grade.
Also there are books you can get in library called 'what every seventh grader needs to know'
These are excellent for finding out what you need to teach.

Answer 7

some good subjects 4 7th grade are english math health social studies sex -ed science and something to prepare the 4 the future like practice filling out applactions when i say math i mean like algeba 1 ,shapes,how to use the new T.I caculators measuring counting of course basic stuff like that.
English grammer ,writting, spelling , reading books , poems it's better to practice them writting it.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

math with decimals and dividing and multiplying decimals and learning some basic geometry , earth science , state history, reading comprehension, home ec, health, art, pe, spelling, english proper grammar and parts of speech, sentence structure, creative writing, music

Answer 10

Sex Education. That oughta keep em interested (or grossed out)!