Middle school

Middle school supplementary books: how to revise from 6th to 9th grade without drowning

Middle school is the time when subjects multiply, teachers change every hour, and parents start to lose track. This collection brings together our supplementary books for 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th grade: simple resources for reviewing, memorizing, and regaining confidence, all the way to the brevet exam.

Two complementary ranges

The All-in-One Major Manuals condense all the subjects of a grade level into a single volume: perfect for revising before a test, catching up on a chapter, or keeping an overview of the curriculum. The "Grand Livre des Pense-Bêtes" (Major Book of Memory Aids) for middle school tackles the core issue: memorization. Pythagoras, Thales, figures of speech, physics and chemistry formulas—concrete tips to ensure concepts stick on the day of the test.

How to use them together?

The manual is for understanding and revising, the memory aid for retaining. In practice: you reread the lesson in the class manual, then anchor the key points with the corresponding tip. Ten minutes each evening is often enough to change the atmosphere of homework—and avoid the panic the night before a test.

And for the brevet?

The 9th-grade manual and the middle school volume of memory aids form an effective duo to structure revision for the brevet: one to cover the curriculum, the other to pin down dates, formulas, and rules. After 9th grade, the adventure continues: our high school collection takes over until the baccalaureate, with the same concrete, jargon-free approach.

What to revise, level by level? Each grade has its own guide: the official curriculum subject by subject, what to prioritize for revision, and the method for making good study cards — 6th Grade Revision Cards · 7th Grade Revision Cards · 8th Grade Revision Cards · 9th Grade Revision Cards (brevet).
And to understand the purpose of an all-in-one, read the middle school textbook, user guide.