Course Outline
Unit 1 – Foundations of Geometry
Unit 2 – Parallel and Perpendicular Lines
Unit 3 – Transformations
Unit 4 – Triangle Congruence
Unit 5 – Relationships in Triangles
Unit 6 – Quadrilaterals and Other Polygons
Unit 7 – Similarity
Unit 8 – Right Triangles and Trigonometry
Unit 9 – Coordinate Geometry
Unit 10 – Circles
Unit 11- Two– and Three-Dimensional Models
Unit 12 - Probability
We will also explore and review math standards for 7th grade students in South Carolina.
Use the correct code below to join the Google Classroom for our class.
Be sure that you are using the code for your correct class period and are logged in using your @langstoncharter.org Gmail account.
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**Reminder - Google Classroom is for students only!
It is expected every day that you come to class prepared,
and you enter the class with a great attitude and on your very best behavior.
I expect this from you in the class everyday:
1. Show respect to everyone.
2. Have paper and pencils.
3. Organize your work. Keep it organized.
4. Understand “actions/consequences”
5. Check my Google Classroom every day.
6. Bring pencils/paper to class (NO PENS!)
7. Bring your calculator every day.
Some "DO NOTS" in my classroom:
Do not move desk or chairs without permission.
Do not leave any trash on desk or floor before you leave.
Assignments are scored using a points-based system and are categorized as either major or minor assignments. Major assignments include tests, essays, and large projects. Minor assignments include classwork, quizzes, quick checks, etc.
Homework should be completed by the student and turned in on the due date.
Students will receive a zero for all homework assignments that are not turned in by the due date.
Students may use an "oops pass" which allows students to turn in one day late with no grade penalty. Students will receive one oops pass per quarter.
Parents may not bring forgotten homework to the front desk to be delivered to the student.
Students are expected to submit original work that reflects their own thinking, effort, and understanding. AI tools may be used to support learning, but they must not be used to generate, complete, or submit assignments. Submitting AI-generated content in place of your own original work is a violation of academic integrity and will be addressed accordingly. If you have any questions about this, please let me know.