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A literature program that sharpens analysis and vocabulary skills while reinforcing timeless values.
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2026 Seventh-Grade Curriculum Kit
Mosdos Press Literature - Jade - 7th Grade
As students enter middle school, they are ready to encounter literature that stretches their thinking, broadens their perspective, and invites them to engage with ideas larger than their own experience. Mosdos Press Literature provides that opportunity through a carefully selected collection of stories, poetry, essays, drama, and literary study.
The Jade level, designed for seventh grade, features 24 short stories, 39 poems, 9 nonfiction essays, 2 plays, and a complete novel. Drawing from literature that spans centuries, cultures, and continents, Jade introduces students to a remarkable variety of voices and viewpoints. Its rich collection of selections has made it one of the most popular anthologies in the Mosdos Literature series.
Each selection begins with a brief literary focus that helps students notice important elements such as symbolism, historical context, characterization, theme, and author purpose. These introductions encourage students to move beyond surface-level comprehension and begin considering how writers communicate deeper meaning.
The full-color Student Reader serves as the foundation of the program. Vocabulary support appears directly alongside the text, and each selection is followed by comprehension questions, critical-thinking exercises, and optional enrichment activities. Students are continually encouraged to analyze ideas, evaluate choices, and connect what they read to broader themes and experiences.
The consumable Student Activity Workbook reinforces vocabulary, comprehension, literary analysis, and written expression through lessons that directly correspond to the Reader. At the Jade level, assignments increasingly ask students to support conclusions with evidence, explain their reasoning, and interact thoughtfully with the literature.
The Teacher's Edition provides extensive support without feeling overwhelming. Every page of the Student Reader is reproduced alongside teaching notes, literary explanations, discussion guidance, and answer keys. Whether you're new to homeschooling or have guided students through literature for years, you'll have the resources needed to lead thoughtful discussions and deepen understanding.
One of Jade's greatest strengths is the breadth of literature it presents. Students encounter works from different cultures, historical periods, and perspectives while continuing to engage with themes that encourage wisdom, compassion, responsibility, and good judgment. Rather than relying on controversial content to generate interest, Mosdos uses strong writing, memorable characters, and worthwhile ideas to cultivate thoughtful readers.
Vocabulary development, reading comprehension, literary analysis, and written expression work together naturally throughout the program. Students don't simply learn about literature—they learn how to engage with it thoughtfully and confidently.
For families seeking a literature program that combines academic rigor, meaningful content, and a broad literary perspective, Mosdos Press Literature offers a balanced approach that helps students become stronger readers, deeper thinkers, and more perceptive interpreters of the world around them.

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- August 3, 2026
Jenine S.
Most of the short stories are too much for my kiddo. I think out of the whole curriculum we are only using 6 stories. There is peril and death in most of them and although I understand conflict and plot and all that, I believe it can be done another way.
- April 4, 2025
A great Curriculum
A. P.
Now that we have come to the end of our school year, I can thoroughly review this literature curriculum. This was our fourth year using this curriculum. I can say the literature chosen in this particular book has been very interesting for both my 12 year olds.
- March 4, 2025
Enjoyed the Literature and the Poems
A. P.
We have been using this literature program since Ruby and have found it enjoyable. My kids actually retain the information which is a plus. The stories are a mixture, and the analytical and comprehension questions are well thought out.
- June 27, 2024
Good Book
Heather J.
My child enjoyed the reading of this book.
- September 7, 2022
Great Language Arts Pick
dedra m.
My 7th grade daughter already loves the stories in this book! This curriculum is great! It is well worth the price! It has a TON of stuff to do/stay busy with, but you can easily pick and choose what works best for your child. The workbooks have a lot of graphic organizers, and I love the easy breakdown for summarizing the stories. The teacher's guide is very helpful. It gives you more details than you realize you need. We are continuing with the Mosdos Press Literature for our homeschool family this coming year.
- June 8, 2022
Must have
STACEY B.
Great for 7th grade. We also used the student guide.
- April 25, 2022
Quality Curriculum
Jessica S.
This is a high-quality curriculum, however my book loving child would have preferred to read the full book. I found it a little challenging to schedule the content at times.
- December 15, 2021
Great for 7th Grade
STACEY B.
My son is in 7th grade. We enjoy this literature program. It can be overwhelming, but as we have worked through the school year, I have been able to determine what works for us. We do not do everything listed in the book, I like being able to choose. The short stories are great and keep his attention.
- September 3, 2020
Nice literature program
Kim E.
So far we have enjoyed this program. I like that you can do as little or as much as you choose with so many options for learning choices with the stories.
- August 9, 2020
Challenging
Lauren
It’s overwhelming when it comes with 4 large books. 2 teachers books, the literature book, and a workbook. It requires a lot of work from the parent. The literature itself is great. Great choices in all genres. It is challenging for my son. I have to break up the readings into small chunks and work on it every day. The essays and themes are also pretty challenging. That’s where the teachers books come in handy. It is very in depth and challenging for middle schoolers. But it will give him a good education in literature.







