Grade 7 worksheets
This page has 98 free printable Grade 7 worksheets across maths and English topics. Every worksheet includes an answer key, prints cleanly or saves as a PDF, and needs no login. For maths, the answer keys are computed in code, so they are never wrong.
The same age band is Year 8 in the UK, Year 7 in Australia and Year 8 in New Zealand.
About Grade 7
Grade 7 makes the ideas from Grade 6 general. Proportional relationships replace simple ratios, and students learn to recognise them in tables, graphs and equations. Operations extend to all rational numbers, so adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing negative fractions and decimals becomes routine. Algebra grows to two-step equations and inequalities and to simplifying expressions with the distributive property. Geometry covers scale drawings, angle relationships, circles (circumference and area) and the volume and surface area of prisms, while probability appears for the first time with simple and compound events. The worksheets on this page follow that syllabus, with the proportional reasoning and rational number pages doing the heaviest lifting.
What children typically learn in Grade 7
- Identify proportional relationships and find the constant of proportionality from a table, graph or equation.
- Add, subtract, multiply and divide positive and negative fractions and decimals.
- Solve two-step equations and inequalities, and simplify expressions using the distributive property.
- Work with percentages including percent change, discount, tax and simple interest.
- Find the circumference and area of circles, and use angle relationships and scale drawings.
- Find the probability of simple and compound events, and compare populations using samples.
Algebra
Circles
Factors & multiples
Integers
Te Tiriti o Waitangi
New Zealand Wars
20th-Century Milestones
Reading Comprehension
Main or Subordinate Clause
Text Type and Purpose
Formal or Informal Register
Active or Passive Voice
Sentence Structures
Cohesive Devices
Keep the Tense the Same
Colons and Brackets
Everyday or Technical Meaning
Connotation
Literary Devices
Narrative Structure
Text Organisation Patterns
Greek and Latin Roots
Statistics
Geometry
Number
Space
Measurement
Probability
Classification and Keys
Food Webs and Ecosystems
Earth, Sun and Moon
Forces and Motion
Particle Model of Matter
Mixtures and Separation
Continental Drift (Reading)
Ozone and the Montreal Protocol (Reading)
Variables and Fair Tests
Reading Results Tables
Method Steps and Equipment
Ratio & Proportion
Context Clues
Connotation and Denotation
Using Reference Materials
Frequently Confused Words
Commonly Misspelled Words
Commas with Coordinate Adjectives
Frequently asked questions
Are these Grade 7 worksheets free?
Yes. Every worksheet on ChalkBee is free to view and print or save as a PDF, with no login required, and the answer key is free too. Pro removes the watermark and adds differentiated sets, worksheet packs and unlimited custom generation.
Do the worksheets have answer keys?
Yes, free, on every sheet. The answers are computed in code from the exact questions on the page, and the key prints on a page of its own so the student sheet stays clean.
What topics do Grade 7 worksheets cover?
This page has 98 Grade 7 worksheets covering Algebra, Circles, Factors & multiples, Integers, Te Tiriti o Waitangi and New Zealand Wars and more.
How do I print or download them?
Open any set, then use your browser's print option to print it or to save it as a PDF. The pages are laid out to print cleanly on standard letter or A4 paper.
What is Grade 7 called in the UK and Australia?
US Grade 7, for students aged about 12 to 13, lines up with Year 8 in England, Year 7 in Australia (the first year of high school in most states) and Year 8 in New Zealand.
What maths should a student know by the end of Grade 7?
Typically: proportional relationships, operations with all rational numbers including negatives, two-step equations and inequalities, percent problems, circle circumference and area, angle relationships, scale drawings, and simple and compound probability.