July Math Calendar – Incoming 7th Grade
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
1
Fill in the missing number.
56.7 + .89 - ? =1.29
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
2
Find the mean, median,
mode, and range of the
following set.
{94, 96, 78, 90}
3
Dan is now as old as Ken
was eight years ago. Ken is
now
26. How old is Dan?
9
Find two numbers that have
2, 3, and 5 as factors.
10
Solve:
What is 25% of 80?
What is 10% of 560?
8 is _____ % of 12
17
Solve:
(6  3)  376  8  5  4 3
Write your answer in word
form.
8
If three pies require 2 dozen
apples, then four pies require
___ dozen apples.
14
If the area of a rectangle
equals 30cm2 and the
perimeter is equal to 26cm.
Find the length and width of
the rectangle.
15
What would the 45th letter be
in the pattern below?
How do you know?
ABBCCCDEEFFFGH
H I I I ...
16
Find the area:
21
If Terri swam 3 laps in 2.5
minutes, how long would it
take her to swim 20 laps at
the same rate?
22
Place parentheses to make
the equation true.
23
What is the largest possible
area (in square inches) for a
rectangle with a perimeter
of 120 inches?
24
500 is halfway between 350
and what number?
28
What is a real life example
of: 3/4 ÷ 1/2 =
29
If the mean, median, and
mode are all equal for the
following set, what is the value
of x?
{4,9,7,8,x}
30
Find four fractions between
8
5
and .
31
Write three ratios that are
equivalent to 2:3.
6
A jacket costs $75.00. It is
on sale for 30% off. If you
give the cashier $60.00,
calculate the amount of
money she will return to
you.
13
Roller blades cost $65.
They are on sale for 20%
off the original price. What
is the selling price of the
roller blades?
7
Simplify:
20
Marty has 6 more friendship
bracelets than Jen has.
After he gives 10 bracelets
to Jen, how many more
bracelets will Jen have than
Marty?
27
Debbie has 42 cards and
Chris has 24 cards. How
many cards should Debbie
give to Chris so that they
will have the same amount?
(6
10
4
1
2
11
 )3

8
3
12
August Math Calendar – Incoming 7th Grade
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
3
Evaluate this algebraic
expression if x = 5.6 and y =
9.3
4
Bryan sells candy bars at 4
for 50¢. How many candy
bars must Bryan sell in order
to make a profit of $5.00?
5
How much change would
you
receive if you hand the clerk
$20 for a purchase of
$13.23?
6
Multiply:
10
What is the prime
factorization of 32?
11
For every 8 birds sold, 6 are
parrots and 2 are canaries.
If the shop sells 56 birds,
how many are parrots?
12
The mean of six test scores
is 95. If a student who was
absent took the test and
earned a 90, what is the
new mean now?
13
How much greater is the
product of the first four
primes than the product of
the first three composites?
14
What is the smallest number
that is divisible by
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and
10?
How do you know?
17
Find each quotient.
18
If the mean, median, and
mode are all equal for the
following set, what is the
value of x?
{3,4,5,8,x}
19
2, 4, and 6 are consecutive
even numbers. Five
consecutive even numbers
equal 320. What is the
smallest even number?
20
Solve for x.
3x – 19 = 52
21
There are 42 birds and cats
at the pet shop. If there are
a total of 126 legs, how
many birds and how many
cats are at the pet shop?
25
There are 4 quarts in a
gallon. Use a visual
representation to show how
many quarts are in 3
gallons.
1
What is 15% of $20?
What is 5% of $20?
What is 17% of $20?
26
Jessica can type 800 words
in 12 minutes. How many
words can she type in 1
minute?
27
Ms. James gets to work at
6:45am and leaves work at
7:00pm. How long does she
typically spend at work?
3x + 4y =
9÷
1

2
24
36 ÷ .2 =
I am thinking of a rectangle
with a perimeter of 36 cm.
What is the possible area of
the rectangle?
31
Write the prime numbers
between 0-59.
2
First Day of School
THURSDAY
4
2
3
6 
3
4
12x + 76 = 125
FRIDAY
7
The sum of two odd
numbers is 28. The product
of the two numbers is 115.
What are the two numbers?
28
Find the quotient of 1128
divided by 17.