Grades 9–10
Geometry
Geometry trains a different muscle: constructing an argument. Students learn to see structure in a figure, state what they know, and build a proof that another person can follow — skills that transfer directly to Algebra 2 and beyond.
Topics covered
What the course contains.
- Logic, reasoning and proof
- Lines, angles and parallel relationships
- Congruence and triangle theorems
- Similarity and right-triangle trigonometry
- Circles, arcs and angle relationships
- Area, surface area, volume and coordinate geometry
Learning objectives
- Write a clear two-column or paragraph proof from given information
- Apply congruence and similarity criteria to solve for unknowns
- Use right-triangle trigonometry in applied problems
- Connect coordinate algebra to geometric claims
Assessment approach
- Warm-up reasoning questions each class
- Proof portfolio reviewed by instructors
- Unit checkpoints every three weeks
- Skill-level mastery tracking
What students receive
- Live classes plus indexed recordings
- Daily 5-Minute Math Boost practice
- Written proof feedback
- Unit checkpoints
- Parent progress reports
Questions
Geometry FAQ
Do students need Algebra 1 first?
Yes, or equivalent placement from the Math Snapshot.
How are proofs graded?
An instructor reads the reasoning and comments on it; a correct answer with broken logic does not count as mastery.
Is construction work included?
Yes, using interactive digital tools during the live class.
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