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Program Plan
School Year
Grade 7 Grade 7 2020-2021
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Math Resources:
Main math program-

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Social Studies Resources:

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Evaluation/ Assessment:
 Grade 7 Scoring Guide:
5 - Excelling: In-depth understanding. High level of performance. 90-95
Curriculum Checklist 4 - Achieving: Solid understanding. Meeting grade level standard.
3 - Developing: Partial understanding. Minimum for grade level.
65-89
51-64
2 -Beginning: Not yet meeting grade level performance standards. 30-50

Grade 7 1 -Missing: Not enough information to report grade level progress.

Math- Social Studies-

Grade 7 Language Arts- Science-
MATH
Number Math Notes:
7N1 Divisibility Rules- Explain why a number is divisible by 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, & 10.
7N2 Decimal Operations- Add, subtract, multiply and divide decimals to solve problems.
(more than 1 digit divisors or 2 digit multipliers)
7N3 Percents- Solve problems involving percents. (from 1%-100%)
7N4 Conversions- Convert between fraction and decimal. (terminating & repeating)
7N5 Fractions- Add and subtract positive fractions & mixed numbers.
(like & unlike denominators)
7N6 Integers- Understand addition and subtraction of integers.
7N7 Rational Numbers- Compare and order positive fractions, decimals and whole numbers.
(to thousandths)
Patterns & Relations
7PR1 Oral & Written Patterns- Patterns and their equivalent linear relations.
7PR2 Linear Relations- Create a table of values and graph from a linear relation.
(analyze & draw conclusions)
7PR3 Preservation of Equality- Model and apply preservation of equality to solve equations.
7PR4 Expressions vs. Equations- The difference between an expression and an equation.
7PR5 Substitution- Evaluate an expression, given the value of the variable(s).
7PR6 One-Step Linear Equations- Solve equations of the form: (x + a = b) a & b are integers.
7PR7 Equations of the form: (ax + b = c) (ax = b) (x/a = b) a & b are whole numbers.
Shape & Space
7SS1 Circles- (radius, diameter, circumference and their relationship to pi)
7SS2 Area- Develop and apply a formula for determining the area of:
(triangles, parallelograms, and circles)
7SS3 Geometric Constructions- Line segments and angles.
(parallel & perpendicular lines) (perpendicular bisectors & angle bisectors)
7SS4 Ordered Pairs- Identify and plot points in the four quadrants of the Cartesian Plane.
7SS5 Transformations- Describe and analyze position and motion of objects and shapes.
(translations, rotations, & reflections)
Statistics & Probability
7SP1 Central Tendency- Calculate mean, median, mode and range for a set of data.
(Determine effect when an outlier is included in a data set.)
7SP2 Experimental vs.Theoretical Probability- Express as ratios, fractions and percents.
 Grade 7 Scoring Guide:
5 - Excelling: In-depth understanding. High level of performance. 90-95
Curriculum Checklist 4 - Achieving: Solid understanding. Meeting grade level standard.
3 - Developing: Partial understanding. Minimum for grade level.
65-89
51-64
2 -Beginning: Not yet meeting grade level performance standards. 30-50

Grade 7 1 -Missing: Not enough information to report grade level progress.

LANGUAGE ARTS
Reading Reading Notes:
1 Read, listen to, view a variety of literature from different genres. (keep a list)
2 Use reference materials. (text, dictionary, thesaurus, writer's handbook)
3 Find answers to questions using a variety of resources. (Keep a research log/list)
4 Understand organizational patterns. (numbering, bullet points, table of contents)
5 Basic story elements. (plot, setting, character, theme, conflict, climax and resolution)
6 Distinguish between fact & opinion.
7 Express preference for a favorite book, movie, poem, illustrator, website & tell why.
8 Recognize points of view in writing 1stperson (“I”), 2ndperson (You), 3rdperson (He, She,They)
9 Understand exaggeration, dialogue, suspense, foreshadowing, flashback & figurative
language. (give examples from readings)
Writing Writing Notes:
10 Use graphic organizers such as mind mapping, labeling, outlines & KWL charts.
11 Use a notebook for note taking: combining, extending, representing & summarizing ideas.
12 Write from different points of view. (1st, 2nd & 3rd person) keep samples for portfolio.
13 Compare & contrast a movie to a book.
14 Choose a favorite piece of personal writing to edit & share with an audience.
15 Demonstrate presentation skills. (eye contact, use of posters, voice level, etc.)
16 Demonstrate word processing & editing skills.
17 Conventions: spelling, capitalization, grammar, & punctuation.
SOCIAL STUDIES Social Studies Notes:
7.1 Toward Confederation
7.2 Following Confederation: Canadian Expansions
Mapping Skills
Current Events
SCIENCE Science Notes:
Unit A: Interactions & Ecosystems
Unit B: Plants for food & fiber
Unit C: Heat & temperature
Unit D: Structures & forces
Unit E: Planet Earth
Scientific Inquiry
Experimentation