Year 7 Mathematics
Year 7 Mathematics on VCE Vault: 16 lessons written for Year 7 (Victorian Curriculum), each with worked examples, practice questions and Aari, an AI tutor. The first 4 lessons are free; the whole subject is a one-off A$7.99.
Lessons
Number and Algebra
- Whole Numbers, Place Value and Rounding (free) — Read, write and round whole numbers using place value.
- Fractions, Decimals and Percentages (free) — Convert between fractions, decimals and percentages and compare them.
- Integers and the Number Line (free) — Add, subtract, multiply and divide integers including negative numbers.
- Order of Operations (BIDMAS) (free) — Apply BIDMAS to evaluate multi-step expressions correctly.
- Ratios and Rates — Use ratios and rates to solve real-world problems.
Linear Algebra
- Algebraic Expressions — Writing and Simplifying — Write and simplify algebraic expressions using letters as variables.
- Solving Linear Equations — Solve one- and two-step linear equations using inverse operations.
- Patterns, Rules and Tables — Identify and describe number patterns and write algebraic rules.
Measurement and Geometry
- Perimeter and Area of 2D Shapes — Calculate the perimeter and area of triangles, rectangles and composite shapes.
- Angles and Geometry — Name, measure and calculate angles using geometric properties.
- Volume and Capacity — Calculate the volume of rectangular prisms and relate volume to capacity.
- The Cartesian Plane and Transformations — Plot points in all four quadrants and describe translations, reflections and rotations on the Cartesian plane.
Statistics and Probability
- Data — Collecting and Displaying — Collect, organise and display data using appropriate graphs.
- Mean, Median, Mode and Range — Calculate and interpret measures of centre and spread.
- Probability — Language and Simple Events — Describe and calculate probability of simple events.
Algorithms and Computational Thinking
- Algorithms and Flowcharts — Step-by-Step Problem Solving — Design, follow and test simple algorithms with steps and decisions, using flowcharts and step lists, and spot inefficient steps.