I want to get way ahead in school in 7th grade?

I really liked Saxon Math for my homeschooled boys. Maybe Saxon 8/7 or Saxon Algebra 1/2. I don't know your level, but you can take a placement test or two to determine that. Go to this website to download these tests free, then you can be sure where to start to best meet your needs. http://www.homeschooldiscount.com/home2/SAX_placement.htm. Saxon books are skill-level books, not grade-level books. It is essential that each student be placed in the text that meets his or her skill level. Saxon's "Advanced Math" (integrates topics for algebra, geometry, trigonometry, discrete mathematics, and mathematical analysis) is typically done in 10th or 11 grade, but if you're really advanced, it may be for you much sooner. That's where the assessment tests help out. Here's Saxon's Scope & Sequence for what their advanced Math is http://saxonpublishers.hmhco.com/NR/rdonlyres/E657B670-6CB1-4860-A7A5-72366BB23C38/0/Algebra_SS.pdf

when i was in 8th grade people can take algebra 1 or 2, Bridges basic math and or geometry and trig

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Try using the ALEKS math free one month trial for homeschoolers. You can work ahead and finish early. http://www.aleks.com/webform/homeschool_request Best of Luck! Jana http://www.homeschooljungle.com/

It depends on what School District you're in. For me, 7th and 8th grade is Computated Math (A whole lot of things, and pre-algebra) 9th is Algebra, 10th is Geometry, 11th Advanced Algebra, and 12th, Calculus. Usually, if you ask your school, you can take a advanced placement test. At my school, it can bump you two years ahead. If you are in a Special Learning class (For super smart people) they can bump you three or four grades of math.

it really depends on what school you go too. ask the teachers or the principal. or ask on of the 7th or 8th graders at your school. or any 8th graders that you know follow the same curriculum. hope I helped (:

pre-Algebra and algebra