Boost 7th grade vocabulary and reading skills with fun activities!
The Vocabulary Workbook for 7th Grade is packed full of engaging weekly activities that help kids expand their vocabulary with words and ideas that are relevant to their current reading level.
Each lesson in this vocabulary workbook focuses on a handful of words, introducing and reinforcing their definitions through challenges like determining a definition based on how a word is used, exploring root words, and finding synonyms or antonyms. Get ready to be wowed by your 7th grader’s new language skills―it just takes a little help from this essential vocabulary book!
A 7th-grade companion―This book includes 36 weeks of lessons―one for each week of the school year―that are excellent as supplements, summer reviews, or homeschooling material.
180 must-know words―From “abate” and “haggle” to “procrastinate” and “bystander,” this vocabulary workbook introduces useful and age-appropriate words.
A variety of activities―Different activities break down each word multiple ways, giving students several approaches for mastering a word’s meaning.
Make learning new words more fun for middle-schoolers with The Vocabulary Workbook for 7th Grade.
From the Publisher
Help them score good grades with:
Get 36 weeks of vocabulary lessons perfect for supplementing class lessons, homeschooling, and more.
Help them stay at the top of the class as they learn words like opposition, consecutive, agitate, and yearn.
Make practicing fun (and more effective) for young learners with lessons that tackle each word in a variety of ways.
Publisher : Callisto Kids
Publication date : June 23, 2020
Edition : Workbook
Language : English
Print length : 148 pages
ISBN-10 : 1646115112
ISBN-13 : 978-1646115112
Item Weight : 15.2 ounces
Reading age : 11 – 12 years, from customers
Dimensions : 8 x 0.36 x 10 inches
Best Sellers Rank: #16,016 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #11 in Vocabulary Books #63 in Children’s Vocabulary & Spelling Books #114 in Education Workbooks (Books)
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Rex –
A Great Resource
An excellent resource for home-schoolers or any parent/guardian who wants to give their child some additional practice with vocabulary, sentence structure and/or other grammatical skills. This book really makes kids think before they answer, which is the element I like the best. There are lots of contextual activities that “force” kids to learn vocabulary in a real-world context, rather than rote-memorization. It is listed as 7th grade, which I think is accurate. I found it perfect for my 6th grader to build upon what is learned in school and provide new challenges.
Apryll’s Nest –
Great purchase
Nice book. Advanced enough for my daughter. She’s 12. I just needed a book for after school work and this is good enough
The Agothicary –
Great vocabulary workbook, especially for homeschool.
As a homeschool mom and teacher, I actually enjoyed this book. It was simply and effective, not overly exaggerated or difficult to understand. I just bought it to help my young teen brush up on vocabulary and meanings. We do vocabulary words weekly and this book is a great study guide to pull from.I highly recommend. If they use it daily it may last you a month or so.
David A Marzolf –
Ok book for review and brushing up on vocabulary.
It’s a good book.
Cindy Smith –
Short, concise lessons
Quick lessons for students who have short attention span
DH –
Good book
This is a great vocabulary book. I bought it to add a vocabulary lesson to our homeschool curriculum. Lots of different ways in each lesson to practice the new words. We really like the 5 questions to ask a friend or family member feature, that’s fun and a good way to get my son some communication practice… just wish that feature was on every lesson. Overall a good addition to our schedule this year.
CHEAP AND TINY –
Highly recommend
Highly recommend
ManFam11 –
Nice Vocabulary Builder
I am a tiger parent. I confess. We supplement all of our children’s school work with additional material. This is a good book. I buy dozens of different books through out the year, some good some bad. This is actually a pretty good one.
FF –
Excellent work book. Very easy to use, has definitions at the back,, and answer pages, great for home learning
Tredelle McLennon –
Really enjoyed this
Amazon Customer –
good