This course emphasizes the mathematical structure of geometry. It allows students to engage in and apply the foundational aspects of lines, planes, and shapes. Topics studied include: methods of reasoning, angle relationships, perpendicular and parallel lines, congruent and similar polygons, properties of polygons, right triangle trigonometry, area and volume of figures, circles, and coordinate geometry.
In pre-algebra, students will learn all about building confidence and discovering how math connects to the real world. In this class, students move beyond just “number crunching” and start exploring patterns, problem-solving, and the power of using variables to represent ideas. It’s a chance to stretch thinking, ask questions, and see math in new ways, all while gaining the skills that will make the jump to Algebra I exciting and manageable.