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Grade 7 Topic Packs

A focused 5 or 10 hour boost when you do not need a full-year plan. Private 1:1 hours on Grade 7 hub topics you name (proportions, percent, rational ops, multi-step equations), taught in English.

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CHOOSE $120 USD · 5 hours or $240 USD · 10 hours · $24 USD per hour
1:1 hours 5 or 10 hour packs English instruction
Grade 7 student working through a short online math topic pack
Format
Live 1:1 hours
Pack size
5 or 10 hours
Class length
40-55 minutes
Language
English (US)
Best for
One skill catch-up
How a topic pack works

Pick the hours, name the topics, finish in a few weeks

No year-long commitment. You choose 5 or 10 hours on the form so we know which pack to plan.

1

Choose duration

5 hours ($120) for one tight skill, or 10 hours ($240) when two skills need work.

2

Name the topics

Hub topics: 7.RP percent, 7.NS rationals, 7.EE equations, 7.G circles/angles, homework rescue, or a short test warm-up.

3

Book the hours

We schedule live 1:1 slots in your US time zone and send a short plan after the first session.

Common Grade 7 pack ideas

Topics parents usually book

You can mix these inside a 5 or 10 hour pack. Your counselor locks the sequence on the planning call.

7.RP Proportions and percent

Constant of proportionality, percent of/change, and multi-step tax tip markup stories.

7.NS Rational number ops

Add, subtract, multiply, and divide positives and negatives with meaning, not only sign rules.

7.EE Linear expressions

Expand, factor, and rewrite linear expressions with rational coefficients.

7.EE Equations and inequalities

Multi-step equations and inequalities from word problems, with checks and graphs.

7.G Circles and angles

Scale drawings, circumference and area, and angle relationship puzzles.

Homework or state-test rescue

Bring the school packet or a short Grade 7 style set. We clear stuck percent, integer, or equation pages.

Grade 7 hub syllabus · unit details

What each Common Core unit covers

Topic packs still sit inside the Grade 7 hub syllabus. Name the percent, rational-number, or equation skills you want in a 5 or 10 hour pack using the chapters and codes below.

7.RP 24%Proportional relationships7.NS 22%Rational numbers7.EE 26%Expressions and equations7.G 14%Geometry7.SP 14%Probability and stats
7.RP

Ratios and Proportional Relationships

Major early stretch (~24%): proportional relationships, constant of proportionality, percent
24% of the Grade 7 year · Proportional relationships · 1 hub chapter · 3 standards

Chapters and standards (from the Grade 7 hub syllabus)

7.RP.A Major

Analyze proportional relationships and use them to solve real-world and mathematical problems.

  • 7.RP.A.1
    Unit rates with fractions

    Unit rates now include fractions in both quantities: miles per 1/2 hour becomes miles per hour with care.

  • 7.RP.A.2
    Proportional relationships

    Proportional relationships show a constant rate in tables, equations y = kx and graphs through the origin.

  • 7.RP.A.3
    Percent problems

    Percent problems: tax, tip, markdown, percent increase and decrease. Grade 7 expects flexible methods, not one memorized trick.

What mastery looks like

  • Computes unit rates with fractional quantities
  • Decides if a table or graph shows a proportional relationship and finds the constant
  • Solves multi-step percent problems (tax, tip, markup, discount) with a clear method

Common stumble

Calling every straight line through the origin “proportional” without checking the table, or percent of vs percent change mix-ups.

Parent tip: Receipts and sale tags are free 7.RP practice. Ask them to show the constant before the answer.

7.NS

The Number System

Rational number operations (~22%): + − × ÷ with negatives and decimals/fractions together
22% of the Grade 7 year · Rational numbers · 1 hub chapter · 3 standards

Chapters and standards (from the Grade 7 hub syllabus)

7.NS.A Major

Apply and extend previous understandings of operations with fractions to add, subtract, multiply, and divide rational numbers.

  • 7.NS.A.1
    Add and subtract rational numbers

    Adding and subtracting rational numbers, including negatives, uses number-line and chip models before rules.

  • 7.NS.A.2
    Multiply and divide rational numbers

    Multiply and divide signed numbers. The sign rules must come with meaning, not only a chant.

  • 7.NS.A.3
    Rational-number word problems

    Word problems with rational numbers mix signs, fractions and decimals in real contexts.

What mastery looks like

  • Adds and subtracts rational numbers with a number-line or chip model they can explain
  • Multiplies and divides rational numbers, including negatives, with correct sign rules tied to meaning
  • Converts between fractions, decimals, and percents fluently in a problem

Common stumble

Sign errors under subtraction of negatives, or changing only one sign in a long expression.

Parent tip: Temperature and elevator stories for add/subtract. Have them predict the sign before they compute.

7.EE

Expressions and Equations

Largest Grade 7 share (~26%): equivalent linear expressions and multi-step equations/inequalities
26% of the Grade 7 year · Expressions and equations · 2 hub chapters · 4 standards

Chapters and standards (from the Grade 7 hub syllabus)

7.EE.A Major

Use properties of operations to generate equivalent expressions.

  • 7.EE.A.1
    Add, subtract, factor and expand linear expressions

    Linear expressions: add, subtract, factor and expand. Equivalent forms make hard problems readable.

  • 7.EE.A.2
    Rewrite expressions to understand a problem

    Rewriting an expression can reveal meaning: 0.85p is p with a 15% discount.

7.EE.B Major

Solve real-life and mathematical problems using numerical and algebraic expressions and equations.

  • 7.EE.B.3
    Multi-step problems with rational numbers

    Multi-step problems with positive and negative rationals. Estimation and reasonableness checks matter.

  • 7.EE.B.4
    Equations and inequalities from word problems

    Equations and inequalities from word problems, including forms like px + q = r and px + q < r.

What mastery looks like

  • Adds, subtracts, factors, and expands linear expressions with rational coefficients
  • Solves multi-step equations with rational numbers and checks the solution
  • Writes and solves inequalities from word problems and graphs the solution set

Common stumble

Distributing only to the first term, or flipping the inequality sign incorrectly when multiplying by a negative.

Parent tip: Ask them to expand and factor the same expression both ways. Checking by substitution should be automatic.

7.G

Geometry

Scale drawings, constructions, circles, and angle relationships (~14%)
14% of the Grade 7 year · Geometry · 2 hub chapters · 6 standards

Chapters and standards (from the Grade 7 hub syllabus)

7.G.A Major

Draw, construct, and describe geometrical figures and describe the relationships between them.

  • 7.G.A.1
    Scale drawings

    Scale drawings: lengths scale by the scale factor; areas scale by its square. Students mix those up often.

  • 7.G.A.2
    Draw and construct geometric shapes

    Drawing triangles from given conditions: when three lengths make a triangle, and when they do not.

  • 7.G.A.3
    Cross-sections of 3D figures

    Slicing 3D figures: the cross-section of a cube can be a triangle, rectangle or hexagon depending on the cut.

7.G.B Major

Solve real-life and mathematical problems involving angle measure, area, surface area, and volume.

  • 7.G.B.4
    Circles: area and circumference

    Circle area and circumference. Knowing which formula answers which question is half the battle.

  • 7.G.B.5
    Angle relationships

    Angle relationships: vertical, adjacent, complementary, supplementary. Simple equations hide inside diagrams.

  • 7.G.B.6
    Area, volume and surface area problems

    Area, volume and surface area problems in real contexts: paint, packaging, aquariums.

What mastery looks like

  • Solves a scale-drawing problem and finds actual lengths
  • Finds circumference and area of circles and applies them in a real problem
  • Uses angle relationships (vertical, adjacent, complementary, supplementary) to find missing measures

Common stumble

Using diameter when the problem gives radius (or the reverse), or assuming every triangle is right.

Parent tip: Measure a round plate once for circumference vs diameter. The π relationship sticks after one real measure.

7.SP

Statistics and Probability

Sampling, comparing populations, and probability (~14%)
14% of the Grade 7 year · Probability and stats · 3 hub chapters · 8 standards

Chapters and standards (from the Grade 7 hub syllabus)

7.SP.A Major

Use random sampling to draw inferences about a population.

  • 7.SP.A.1
    Samples and populations

    Samples represent populations only when they are chosen carefully. Bias is a Grade 7 vocabulary word with teeth.

  • 7.SP.A.2
    Inferences from random samples

    Inferences from random samples: use sample statistics to estimate a population, with appropriate caution.

7.SP.B Major

Draw informal comparative inferences about two populations.

  • 7.SP.B.3
    Compare two data sets visually

    Comparing two visual data displays: overlap, center and spread tell different stories.

  • 7.SP.B.4
    Compare populations with center and variability

    Compare populations using measures of center and variability, not only who has the higher mean.

7.SP.C Major

Investigate chance processes and develop, use, and evaluate probability models.

  • 7.SP.C.5
    Probability as a number from 0 to 1

    Probability is a number from 0 to 1. Impossible, unlikely, likely and certain sit on that scale.

  • 7.SP.C.6
    Experimental probability

    Experimental probability from relative frequency approaches theoretical probability with more trials.

  • 7.SP.C.7
    Probability models

    Probability models: uniform and non-uniform. List outcomes and assign probabilities that sum to 1.

  • 7.SP.C.8
    Compound events

    Compound events: tree diagrams and organized lists for and/or situations.

What mastery looks like

  • Explains why a random sample is better than a convenience sample for inference
  • Compares two data sets using visual overlays and measures of center/variability
  • Assigns probabilities from 0 to 1 and approximates probability from relative frequency

Common stumble

Treating a tiny biased sample as the whole population, or thinking probability must be a percent only.

Parent tip: Coin/spinner experiments with a tally chart. Compare experimental results to the theoretical prediction.

5 hours vs 10 hours

Which pack size fits

Use this as a quick guide. You still select the duration on the form so the lead reaches us with the pack size already chosen.

  • 5 hours ($120): one skill, one unit test, or a homework rescue week
  • 10 hours ($240): two skills, or skill repair plus a short state-test warm-up
  • Hours are private 1:1, not shared group seats
  • Need a full year? See 1:1 or group
Rate$24 USD / hour
5-hour pack$120 USD
10-hour pack$240 USD
FormatLive 1:1 online
SchedulingFlexible US time zones
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USD pricing for 5 and 10 hour packs, sample topic menus, and how scheduling works. Request it and we email the PDF.

  • 5-hour and 10-hour USD prices
  • Sample topic menus for Grade 7
  • How hours are booked and tracked
  • When a full-year course is a better fit
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NRI families in the United States

Grade 7 math coaching for US schools, with Indian faculty for NRI students

We coach short 1:1 topic packs for Grade 7 students across the United States on US school and Common Core pacing. We also specifically support NRI and Indian-origin families living in the US.

Built for US Grade 7 classrooms

Lessons follow your child’s US school topics, homework, and state-style practice. English instruction stays the default so school language and coaching language match.

Indian faculty who teach US math

TestPrepKart is based in India and works with Indian faculty who teach US Grade 7 math online. Many NRI students find the first principles easier to grasp when the tutor can explain patiently in a familiar teaching style, while still staying locked to the US curriculum.

Why NRI parents in the US choose this

You get US-aligned Grade 7 coaching plus tutors who understand how Indian-origin learners often build number sense. That mix helps when a child is strong in drills but needs clearer word-problem language for US school tests.

What is included

Inside every Grade 7 topic pack

Short, clear scope. You pay for the hours you book.

Private Grade 7 tutor for the pack

Topic sequence locked after planning call

Worksheets for the hours you book

Short parent note after sessions

Flexible US time-zone scheduling

Clear start and finish for the pack

Parent stories

What families say about short packs

Grade 7 student learning math online (evening study)

"We only needed percent and tip/tax help before a unit test. The 5-hour pack was enough."

Chicago, IL Parent of a Grade 7 student
Grade 7 student learning math online (live class)

"Ten hours fixed rational-number ops and a multi-step equation backlog. Clear start and stop dates."

Seattle, WA Parent of a Grade 7 student
Grade 7 student learning math online (live class)

"We selected 10 hours on the form so the counselor already knew the pack size before the call."

Phoenix, AZ Parent of a Grade 7 student
4.9 / 5 from Grade 7 pack demos
Get in touch

Plan a Grade 7 topic pack

Select 5 or 10 hours below so we know which pack you want. Then tell us the topics. We reply with schedule options.

  • Required: choose 5-hour or 10-hour pack
  • Optional: name the topics in the notes box
  • No year commitment, clear hour count
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Selected: 5 hours · $120 USD

Prices shown in USD. Your duration choice (5 or 10 hours) is sent with the form so we know which pack to prepare.

FAQ

Questions parents ask before they book a topic pack

How much do Grade 7 topic packs cost in the US?

5 hours for $120 USD, or 10 hours for $240 USD ($24 per hour). Choose your duration on the form so we know which pack you want.

Is a topic pack 1:1 or group?

Topic packs are private 1:1 hours on the topics you name. Group and full-year 1:1 are separate course options.

How do I choose 5 hours vs 10 hours?

Pick 5 hours for one tight skill (for example percent stories, rational ops, or a homework rescue). Pick 10 hours when two skills need work, or when you want a short test warm-up plus repair.

Can we use the hours across different topics?

Yes. In the planning call we lock a short sequence. Hours stay on Grade 7 work you approve.

Do unused hours expire?

Your counselor confirms the completion window when you enroll. Packs are meant to finish in a few weeks, not stretch across a full year.

What language are classes taught in?

English, for US school students.

Do you coach NRI students in the United States for Grade 7 math?

Yes. We coach Grade 7 math for US school students nationwide, and we specifically support NRI and Indian-origin families in the United States. Our Indian faculty teach US curriculum topics in English, which helps many NRI students understand basic principles more clearly while staying aligned to Common Core and school pacing.

Looking at all Grade 7 options? Back to Grade 7 Math Prep · See 1:1 · See group

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$120 or $240 USD. Tell us the duration on the form so we prepare the right pack.

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