Grade 7 science is where students begin to think like scientists. Our program explores ecosystems, mixtures and solutions, mechanical systems, heat and Earth's crust through hands-on investigations and examples from across Canada.
Key Topics Covered:
Ecosystems and food webs, mixtures and solutions, separating mixtures, WHMIS, mechanical systems, the design process, heat transfer, climate, Earth's crust, earthquakes and fair test skills.
Parent Tip:
Try separating a salt and sand mixture at home, or check how heat escapes from a window in winter. Curiosity is the foundation of science learning.
What Your Child Will Master
By Term 4 of Grade 7 Science, Your Child Will...

4 school terms. 10 lessons each. Mapped to provincial curricula.
Grade 7 Science Curriculum, Term by Term
Term 1
| No. | Topic | What We Cover |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Ecosystems and Their Parts | Explore the living and non-living parts of an ecosystem and how they interact. |
| 02 | Biotic and Abiotic Factors | Sort factors such as light, water, soil, plants and animals and see how each affects an ecosystem. |
| 03 | Energy Flow and Food Webs | Trace energy from the Sun through producers and consumers in a Canadian food web. |
| 04 | Cycles in Ecosystems | Follow water, carbon and nutrients as they cycle through living and non-living things. |
| 05 | Populations and Carrying Capacity | Explore how population size changes and what limits it. |
| 06 | Canadian Ecosystems | Compare the Great Lakes, boreal forest and prairie ecosystems and what lives in each. |
| 07 | Human Impact and Climate Change | Look at how human activity, including climate change, affects ecosystems and what can be done. |
| 08 | Invasive Species and Conservation | Explore how invasive species such as sea lamprey and zebra mussels harm the Great Lakes and how people respond. |
| 09 | Stewardship and Sustainability | Explore actions, from recycling to habitat restoration, that help ecosystems recover. |
| 10 | Term 1 Review | Revise ecosystems and human impact. A termly mock test and parent report follow. |
Every One-hour Lesson Follows a Proven Structure
What a Typical Lesson Looks Like

Warm-up (5 min)
Quick review of the previous session and a what-do-you-notice question
Core Teaching (25 min)
New idea from the lesson eBook, with demonstrations and examples
Guided Practice (15 min)
Student explores a simple investigation with tutor support
Independent Practice (10 min)
Student completes the in-class quiz independently
Wrap-up (5 min)
Summary, 2 take-home quizzes and a preview of the next session
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