Saudi Arabia Intermediate School (Grade 7) Curriculum - Mathematics

While a formal curriculum document or syllabus for Grade 7 Mathematics in Saudi Arabia was not readily available through the provided search tools, the following information was compiled from various sources to provide an overview of the subject. It appears that McGraw Hill textbooks may be used in the curriculum. Additional information was found on the FutureSchool website, which offers online tutoring aligned with the Saudi Arabian curriculum. This resource provides a lesson-by-lesson breakdown of topics, although specific details within each lesson are limited.

Key Topics Covered in Grade 7 Mathematics (FutureSchool):

• Number and Operations:
• Multiplication of 2-digit and 4-digit numbers.
• Long division with various divisors and remainders (including expressing remainders as fractions).
• Operations with decimals (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, rounding).
• Operations with fractions (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division of fractions and mixed numbers, finding reciprocals).
• Order of operations (BIDMAS) with fractions.
• Percentages (converting between percentages, fractions, and decimals; calculating percentages and fractions of quantities; expressing one quantity as a percentage of another).
• Algebra:
• Algebraic expressions (writing, substitution, simplifying, expanding, combining like terms).
• Solving equations (one-step, two-step, with binomial expressions, with grouping symbols).
• Geometry and Measurement:
• Area (rectangles, parallelograms, triangles, composite shapes, larger areas using square units).
• Volume (prisms, converting between volume and capacity).
• Mass (tonne, converting units, problem-solving).
• Angles (measuring, adjacent, complementary, supplementary, vertically opposite, angles at a point).
• Geometric constructions (using ruler and compass).
• Triangles (angle sum, special triangles).
• Quadrilaterals (angle sum).
• Data Handling and Probability:
• Data representation (bar charts, line graphs, pie charts).
• Problem Solving:
• Word problems involving numbers, money, length, mass, area, and volume/capacity.

This compilation represents the information available through the provided tools. It should be noted that this might not be exhaustive and may not reflect the complete official curriculum.