McGraw Hill Math Grade 7, Third Edition

Kids love doing these books and then being the smart kid in class.

Very helpful for middle school students to review math.

The rigor wasn’t what I expected. It covers very easy 7th grade concepts, but doesn’t contain more advanced problems expected in 7th grade standards.

It's very frustrating when you find errors in school books. You cannot give directions for problems and then give "answers" to random problems that one cannot obtain that said answer by following the directions given. Other instructions are unclear, like rounding. Sometimes the book randomly rounds a dividend but not the divisor, etc. Consistency and Concise Directions! And you need to hire a proof-reader!I do not understand how people are using this for homeschooling without dealing with frustrations. We are now searching for a better curriculum . . . even after this came recommended by a paid-for curriculum "recommendation services" when taking the CAT (norm referenced/achievement testing).