Course Description

Geometry involves the study of points, lines, planes and other geometric figures as they relate to our physical world. Students will learn to measure geometric figures and their areas and volumes; develop their logic and inductive and deductive reasoning skills. The relationship between figures and properties that make figures unique will be developed and applied to real world situations.

Necessary Materials

• Chromebook
• Pencils

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Units of instruction

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Foundations for Geometry

∙ Geometric Reasoning

∙ Parallel and Perpendicular Lines

∙ Triangle Congruence

∙ Properties and Attributes of Triangles

∙ Polygons and Quadrilaterals

∙ Similarity

∙ Right Triangles and Trigonometry

∙ Extending Perimeter, Circumference, and Area

∙ Spatial Reasoning

∙ Circles

∙ Transformational Geometry

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You have up until the end of the unit to receive full credit for your work. The classwork and homework are designed to prepare you for our assessments so it is in your best interest to turn in your work when it is due in order to receive timely feedback.

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Late/makeup work policy

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Class Expectations

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1. Be in your seat when the bell rings.
2. Come prepared to class each day.
3. Participate in class and ask questions.
4. Use appropriate language.
5. Use your time wisely.
6. Cell phones are not allowed during class unless given permission by the teacher
7. If you are absent it is your responsibility to find out what you missed.

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