Seventh Grade Homeschool Curriculum for Curious, Creative Thinkers
Oak Meadow’s 7th grade homeschool curriculum invites students to explore the world through hands-on projects, thoughtful reading, and creative expression. With subject-specific coursebooks in English, Social Studies, Science, and Math, students are guided through a year of academic growth that encourages independent thought and global awareness.
In seventh grade, students examine industrialization, civil rights, and global governance, build their skills in grammar and composition, and explore Earth science topics like geology, meteorology, and environmental change. Activities like model rocket construction and Shakespearean recitations make learning engaging and memorable.
This year’s science curriculum includes a hands-on lab manual for guided experiments, student-led inquiry, and project-based learning.
Download Two Weeks of 7th Grade Lessons
Seventh Grade: A Secular Homeschool Curriculum That Encourages Perspective and Purpose
Oak Meadow provides a print-based, secular 7th grade curriculum that helps middle school students build academic confidence and critical thinking. Our coursebooks are designed for both independent homeschoolers and families enrolled in our accredited Distance Learning School.
Purchase independently in our online shop or enroll in one subject or a full program for teacher support and transcripts.
Inside Oak Meadow’s Seventh Grade Curriculum
Subject-Specific Coursebooks
Skill-building and structure across all subjects.
- Courses in English, Math, Science, and Social Studies.
- Written to the student for confident independent learning.
- Used by both independent families and enrolled students.
English
Literature and poetry strengthen grammar, composition, and analysis.
- Focus on persuasive writing, narrative structure, and citing sources.
- Books include Esperanza Rising, Brown Girl Dreaming, The Diary of a Young Girl, and more.
- Grammar topics: sentence structure, word usage, parallel construction, business letter writing.
Social Studies
World history explored through human stories and global shifts.
- Units include the Industrial Revolution, Civil Rights Movement, and World Wars.
- Students explore nationalism, imperialism, and modern global systems.
- Assignments challenge students to reflect and write about social justice and change.
Science
Hands-on Earth science with guided labs and real-world relevance.
- Topics include astronomy, geology, meteorology, energy, and natural resources.
- Lab manual supports observation, experimentation, and research writing.
- Environmental topics include climate change, sustainability, and biodiversity.
Mathematics
Algebra, geometry, and problem-solving build strong foundations for high school.
- Concepts: signed numbers, formulas, equations, ratios, and proportions.
- Applications include area and volume calculations, graphing, and functions.
- Ongoing review helps reinforce and integrate earlier skills.
Creative Projects & Integration
Artistic and practical projects support integrated learning.
- Creative expression through collage, drawing, world music, and more.
- Hands-on projects include model rockets and dramatic performances.
- Designed to reinforce academic content in meaningful ways.
