Here are the resources we have for: 7th Grade

They're here to give you support, in and out of the classroom.

From lawnmower parenting to science experiments.

Encourage creativity with these delightful picks.

The counselor said I should "try to give him a clean slate and see what happens."

Pajama parties, TikTok, and going the distance!

The words she wrote as a 7th grader have moved thousands of people.

We thought these 3D snowflakes would make a great classroom decoration for January so we had one of our editors make them with her kids.  The result?  They’re gorgeous!  (Note:  Our editor said these are probably a bit difficult for younger kids but would be perfect for the 4th-6th grade audience.) Click here for instructions

You do you.

Everything you need to know. Maybe.

The changes are supposed to teach the "full truth." But do they?

This is visual learning at its best.

From perennial favorites to exciting new series—there's sure to be something on this list to hook every reader!

Informational text features can teach readers so much—but kids need to understand how to use them.

The worlds of learning and technology recently lost a giant, Seymour Papert. The Professor Emeritus at MIT, creator of the Logo programming language, pioneer of the Constructionist theory of learning and a founding faculty member of the MIT Media Lab passed away recently at his home in Maine. While attending a conference on mathematics education in Hanoi in[…]Continue Reading

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