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What a week of 7th Grade looks like with the Timberdoodle kit

A typical mid-year 7th Grade week with the Timberdoodle kit: five school days, 7 subjects, and 9 to 10 short checklist items a day.

We asked the families who used our 7th grade kit how long their students spent on "school." Most of the families worked on academics 4 or 5 days a week and spent 3-5 hours a day specifically on Timberdoodle materials.

From “How much time does it take to do the 7th grade kit each day?” on the 7th Grade kit page.

A week from the middle of the year

Laid out by the Scheduler itself, the way it builds a family’s schedule: Monday to Friday, with the standard Complete kit. The two editions differ in one course: the Classic kit has The Mystery of History, Volume I, and the Nonreligious kit has Discover! Medieval Culture & History instead. Basic and Elite add or remove courses; compare the levels on the kit page.

Classic edition, Complete level

14 courses this week. Not in this particular week: Summer Nights Shadow Box.

Your 7th Grader’s Week

A week from the middle of the year • 48 Tasks

Do these tasks in any order: group them by subject, or spread them through the week.

Language Arts

Mosdos Press Literature Jade

The Clearing - page 162
Activity pages and assignments

Grammar for the Well-Trained Mind, Red

Lesson 61
Lesson 62
Lesson 63
Lesson 64

Wordsmith

Day 1, Read pp. 64-65; revise your description with Revision Checklist #1, p. 105
Day 2, Final copy of the revised description; proofread
Day 3, Read Assignment 3-B, p. 65, and rewrite your place description
Day 4, Assignment 3-C, p. 65: new chart and first draft (no "I see," "I hear," "I feel")

Math

Math-U-See Pre-AlgebraLesson 16: Video lesson, Worksheets A, B, D, G

Thinking Skills

The Basics of Critical ThinkingPages 57–60

Anti-VirusChallenges 26–27

The Thinking ToolboxChapter 16

History & Social Studies

The Mystery of History, Volume ILessons 46–48

Bear Grylls Survival CampPages 55–57

Science

Real Science-4-Kids Book 7

10.4 Stored Chemical Energy in Food - page 187
10.5 Stored Chemical Energy in Batteries - page 189
10.6 Summary - page 190
10.7 Vocabulary - page 191
11.1 Introduction - page 192

STEM

Fischertechnik Profi Mechanic & Static 2Model 13

Buzz the Code Bug2 Projects

Art

Simply Draw with Bob ParsonsLessons 34–35

My Year of ArtDays 154–163

Timberdoodle Scheduler

What the Scheduler does for you

Tell the Scheduler when your year starts, when it ends, and which weeks you're taking off. It lays out every subject, day by day, for every child in the house, and reshuffles itself when life happens.

It comes free with every 2026 curriculum kit. Your activation code is on the second page of your handbook.
One code covers your whole family, every child, Tiny Tots through 12th Grade.
Add your own courses right alongside your Timberdoodle materials.
Print a weekly or daily checklist for your child to work with.
Log what's done, set break weeks, and pull progress reports and transcripts.

Not using a kit this year? One-Year Family Access is $69.95 on its own.

See the 7th Grade kit How the Scheduler works