Grade 7 · English Language Arts

Poetic forms and rhyme, point of view and conflict, irony and foreshadowing, short stories by Poe, O. Henry and Maupassant, wartime speeches, autobiography and The Tempest.

0.0 (0) 0 learners Beginner English 2–3 hours Grade 7 learners, their teachers and parents Dr. Amal Nour

What you'll learn

Identify poetic forms (ballad, sonnet, lyric, haiku) and types of rhyme.
Distinguish omniscient, limited, first-person and unreliable narrators.
Analyze internal and external conflict, suspense and climax.
Explain verbal, situational and dramatic irony, flashback and foreshadowing.
Analyze the purpose and rhetoric of famous twentieth-century speeches.
Explain soliloquies and asides in The Tempest.
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Curriculum

6 sections · 19 lessons · 1.9 hours · 1 assessments

Reading and Writing 5 min
Language 6 min

Poems 6 min
More Poems 6 min
Forms and Rhyme 5 min

Short Stories 5 min
Novels 5 min
Elements of Fiction 5 min

Essays and Speeches 5 min
Autobiography 5 min
Shakespeare 5 min

Key Vocabulary 8 min
Hands-on Activities 7 min
Play & Learn 6 min
Global Knowledge Connection 6 min
Did You Know? · Wisdom Corner 6 min
Questions to Discuss 7 min

Description

Grade 7 students deepen literary analysis with a focus on how authors build meaning: point of view (omniscient, limited, unreliable), internal and external conflict, suspense and climax, irony, flashback and foreshadowing. In poetry they study forms such as ballad, sonnet, lyric and haiku and types of rhyme. They read classic short stories, novels of science fiction and identity, autobiographies, and great speeches from two world wars, then study Shakespeare's The Tempest with its soliloquies and asides. Writing and language work continues with argument, research, Greek and Latin roots and Latin phrases used in English.

Source: Core Knowledge Sequence — Content and Skill Guidelines (Core Knowledge Foundation), licensed CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Adapted, illustrated and translated into Arabic for Smart.edu-gate.pro; offered free of charge.

Prerequisites: None. Each grade builds on the previous one.

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Dr. Amal Nour
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Amal designs AI-enhanced curricula and trains teachers to use AI while keeping educators in charge.

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Grade 7 Track English Language Arts Track · K–8 Full Knowledge Track · K–8