Welcome to Our Geometry in Real Life Homeschool Math Course

Getting Started with Our Geometry in Real Life Homeschool Math Course

Geometry in Real Life is a one-year course for high school. This course was specifically designed so that every student can be successful in learning the concepts and applications of Geometry. Each week’s lessons include easy-to-understand text, practice problems, and a detailed answer key. Our Geometry in Real Life homeschool math course delves into what the formulas presented mean and how they were created. It focuses on real-world applications and provides fun and inventive ways to learn the math rather than just memorize it. Because reviewing is an important part of learning, wherever possible, this course uses a spiral approach to teaching, allowing students to revisit subjects in different circumstances to reinforce what they have learned and to show how it all works together.

It is recommended that the student have an understanding of Algebra 1 prior to attempting these Geometry in Real Life homeschool math lessons.

Overview

• 36 weeks, 5 days per week
• Includes original lessons, printable assignments, semester exams, and answer keys
• Grades 9-12

Supplies Needed

Corresponding lessons on SchoolhouseTeachers.com

What to Do

Go to Class Lessons and download the lesson plan, lessons, and chosen notes format. Start with Week 1 Day 1. If using the lesson plan, follow the instructions each day on the lesson plan and check them off when completed.

More About Our Geometry in Real Life Homeschool Math Course

Geometry in Real Life, created exclusively for SchoolhouseTeachers.com, is a complete course that focuses on making the complicated concepts of geometry accessible to a wide range of learners. This course builds upon itself and includes spiral review to help students master the topics covered in this course. From finding the area and volume of different shapes to logic and proofs, this course provides a comprehensive study of Geometry that allows students to see how the concepts are used in everyday life. More importantly, it strives to point students back to the One who created an orderly world to start with.