Seventh Grade

Seventh grade is where most families first wonder whether they are qualified. You are. What you need is one math book instead of three, a way to find the piece that is missing underneath, and books your child will not put down. All three are on this shelf.

How to use it: ninety minutes, four days a week, math first. The reading is the year's real work. A seventh grader who reads two thousand pages has done language arts, whatever the workbook says.

The whole year in one place: The Whole Year: 7th Grade. For the kid who reads fast: The Hunger Games Shelf.
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Why it works: Terri Roth's search for a wild Sumatran rhino and her work with Emi at the Cincinnati Zoo give conservation a face, a place, and a difficult goal. Rhino biology matters because saving the species depends on it.

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