2026 Seventh-Grade Curriculum Kit
Curriculum Kit
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Please note: the 2026 Seventh-Grade Handbook and Anti-Virus are currently out of stock and will ship separately.
What's in the Seventh-Grade Kit
Pre-algebra starts this year, and so does formal grammar instruction — two subjects that benefit from clear, structured programs (which is exactly what's in the box).
Literature moves into more complex texts, and writing assignments get longer. Classic kits cover ancient history this year; nonreligious kits cover the medieval period. Science puts knowledge to work — molecular reasoning and kinetics connecting across all five disciplines. Thinking skills shift toward critical thinking frameworks your child will use through high school and beyond. STEM includes precision-engineered Fischertechnik robotics and coding projects.
Classic and nonreligious kits differ in history — compare tiers below to see what's in each, and use the customizer to swap anything that isn't the right fit.
3 Top Features of our Curriculum Kits
Your side-by-side chart shows every item in this grade and whether it's in the Basic, Complete, or Elite kit.
Each Kit Tier includes specific subjects and courses, starting from the minimum required. Check out the comparisons below to see which Kit Tier is right for you.
2026 Nonreligious 7th Grade Handbook + Scheduler
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Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about this product below:
We asked the families who used our 7th grade kit how long their students spent on "school." Most of the families worked on academics 4 or 5 days a week and spent 3-5 hours a day specifically on Timberdoodle materials. It is common for families to spend more or less time than that, so don't stress if your schedule doesn't exactly match up. And, of course, the time you spend will be greatly impacted by how in-depth your student takes their studies, their learning approach, how distractible they allow themselves to be, and much more.
