2025-2026 School Year

Geometry

Mon, Wed · 11:00am-12:25pm

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Geometry – Revelate Learning Approach

School Year: 2025–2026
Instructor: Sterling Merritt


Class Schedule

Days & Time: Mondays & Wednesdays – 11:00 AM–12:25 PM (Central Time)
Category: Live Online / Synchronous
Zoom Meeting ID: Emailed to families


Course Description – Discovering God’s Design in Space and Shape

In Revelate Learning, Geometry is more than the study of lines, angles, and shapes—it’s an opportunity to see the fingerprints of the Creator in order, symmetry, and design. Geometry trains students in logical reasoning, careful proof-writing, and precise problem-solving while strengthening their ability to see God’s wisdom reflected in creation.

Students will study points, lines, planes, triangles, polygons, circles, and three-dimensional figures. They will learn transformations, proofs, similarity, congruence, trigonometry, and the beauty of spatial reasoning. Geometry provides both practical life tools and a disciplined framework for higher math courses like Algebra 2, PreCalculus, and beyond.


Biblical & Revelate Learning Integration

  • Design in Creation: Seeing symmetry, balance, and proportion as reflections of God’s perfection.

  • Reasoning with Truth: Understanding proof as a way to pursue truth with clarity and integrity.

  • Order in the Kingdom: Applying mathematical logic as a reflection of God’s constancy and justice.


Curriculum & Resources

We will use the Thinkwell Homeschool Geometry curriculum, featuring:

  • Engaging video lessons by award-winning educators.

  • Interactive online practice with instant feedback.

  • Downloadable e-notes and worksheets (included with subscription).

  • Optional printed Companion Workbook ($55.99).

Supplies:

  • Thinkwell Geometry One-Year Online Subscription ($189)

  • Spiral-bound lined notebook or binder

  • Graph paper

  • Compass, protractor, ruler, pencil, eraser

  • Scientific calculator (basic functions)


Grading Breakdown

  • Homework & Practice: 30%

  • Quizzes: 10%

  • Tests: 40%

  • Midterm Exam: 10%

  • Final Exam: 10%


Classroom Expectations

  • Arrive/log in 5 minutes early with full name displayed.

  • Camera on, face visible, ready to participate.

  • Materials and homework completed before class begins.

  • Engage respectfully—encouraging and supporting classmates in learning.


Homework Policy

Geometry builds sequentially, like constructing a building. Homework ensures each concept is mastered before the next layer is added. Assignments must be completed before the following class to keep pace with discussions and proofs.


Course Outline (32 Weeks)

Weeks 1–4: Foundations for Geometry and Geometric Reasoning

  • Points, lines, planes, and angles

  • Measuring and constructing lines and angles

  • Midpoint and distance in the coordinate plane

  • Transformations in the coordinate plane

  • Inductive and deductive reasoning

  • Conditional and biconditional statements

  • Algebraic and geometric proofs (flowchart, coordinate, and paragraph)

Weeks 5–7: Parallel and Perpendicular Lines

  • Angles formed by parallel lines and transversals

  • Properties of parallel and perpendicular lines

  • Slopes of lines

  • Equations of lines in slope-intercept and point-slope form

Weeks 8–11: Triangle Congruence

  • Classifying triangles

  • Angle relationships

  • Congruence theorems and proofs

  • Isosceles and equilateral triangles

Weeks 12–16: Properties of Triangles, Polygons, and Circles

  • Segments and relationships in triangles

  • The Pythagorean Theorem

  • Special right triangles

  • Quadrilaterals and polygons

  • Lines and arcs in circles

  • Angles and segments in circles

Weeks 17–23: Similarity & Right Triangle Trigonometry

  • Similarity relationships in polygons

  • Trigonometric ratios

  • Applications of right triangle trigonometry

  • Perimeter, circumference, and area

Weeks 24–28: Spatial Reasoning in 2D & 3D

  • Surface area and volume of solids

  • Transformational geometry (reflections, translations, rotations, dilations)

  • Tessellations and symmetry

Weeks 29–32: Review & Integration

  • Cumulative problem-solving

  • Projects connecting Geometry to God’s design in creation, architecture, and nature

  • Midterm and final exam prep