Grade 7 Integers Worksheets
At grade 7, integers means adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing integers, and order of operations with signed numbers. Below are five worksheets on it — one per format — each in Set A, B and C with keys.
What the grade 7 integers sheets cover
Grade 7 integers comes in five formats (problem counts in brackets): drill (20, straight practice), timed drill (60, timed fluency), missing number (24, find the blank), mixed review (20, mixed shapes), and word problems (22, stories). Set A uses numbers from 0 to 6,750,000, 3 column problems that regroup, and 97 with negative values. Problem types: adding integers, subtracting integers, and multiplying integers, plus two more. All five come as Sets A, B and C with answer keys, 146 problems per set from 20 to 60 a sheet. From the Set A drill, problem 7: "1.9 + (-7.2)" (answer -5.3). Common Core: 7.NS.1 and 7.NS.3.
Set other grade 7 integers ranges in the worksheet generator.
Grade 7 Adding Rational Numbers
Straight practice, 20-40 problems.
Grade 7 Integers Timed Drill
Fact fluency, 50-100 problems, timer box on sheet.
Grade 7 Integers Missing Number
Solve for the blank in any position.
Grade 7 Subtracting Rational Numbers
Assorted problem shapes from the operation.
7.NS.3 — Rational Numbers in the Real World
Story problems in real-world contexts.
The drill has 20 problems, eighteen with negative values (problem 7: "1.9 + (-7.2)"). The timed drill has 60 problems, one of them regrouping (problem 21: "27 + 30"). The missing number has 24 problems, eighteen with negative values (problem 9: "___ - (-8) = 13"). The mixed review has 20 problems, one of them regrouping (problem 7: "-14 - 10"). The word problems has 22 problems, story problems (problem 8: "Carlos drove from his home to the city, which is 84.6 miles…").
Across the five sheets the generator draws on adding integers, subtracting integers, multiplying integers, dividing integers, and absolute value. The pages are tagged to Common Core 7.NS.1 and 7.NS.3, and each tag links to the standards index.
If this level is not landing, step to grade 6 integers, where the focus is comparing and ordering integers, opposites, absolute value, and a first look at adding on a number line; if it is too easy, grade 8 moves on to integer exponents, the product, quotient and power rules, negative exponents and scientific notation.
Start with the grade 7 integers drill to see whether the method is in place, use the timed drill only once accuracy is there, and save the word problems for the point where the student can compute without thinking about it.