Year 7 - All Levels

Understanding Year 7– All Levels
(suitable for students of all abilities)

Author: W Marlin

260 Pages

Major Topics Covered

Whole numbers
Fractions
Decimals
Percentages
More difficult fractions
Problem solving
Plane Shapes and Graphs
Directed Numbers
Measurement
Algebra
Geometry
Number Theory

Although many of the topic titles are identical to those in the Year 5 & 6 book, the exercises at the end of each chapter are more difficult.

Also, two very important new topics have been introduced, namely "Directed Numbers" and "Algebra". These 2 new major topics will play a vital role in the future understanding and confidence in all areas related to algebra (ie equations, formulae, products and factors, number plane etc).

The first year of high school is one of the most important years of schooling. This book ensures that the student has no holes or gaps in their knowledge from Year 5 and Year 6. Many of the topics build on the Year 5 and 6 work, and the questions in the graded exercises are more difficult. The two very important new topics of “Directed Numbers” and “Algebra” are introduced.

Each of the above topics is thoroughly summarized, having five levels of questions at the end of each chapter:

Level Number	Degree of Difficulty
Level 1	These easier questions, covering only the most basic ideas in the topic, are intended to build up confidence for weaker students. Reference pages are shown if students have difficulties.
Levels 2 & 3	The questions in these two levels are of average difficulty level, and they will give students a good opportunity to practice and consolidate the ideas and rules covered throughout most of the topic. Reference pages are shown if students have difficulties.
Level 4	These questions are more difficult. The numbers involved are larger, and the more difficult ideas in the topic are tested. This should only be attempted by more capable students.
Level 5	This extension level has been included to challenge those students who are more gifted at Maths. Usually the questions are more sentence and problem solving orientated, and therefore they involve more reading and comprehension skills.

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