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Introduction to Geometry
Shape Harbor

Reason about angles, shape, similarity, measurement and coordinates.
Preparation: Fractions, ratios, basic equations and square roots.
Current coverage: 12 core stages: angle reasoning, congruence, similarity, circles, coordinates and solids.
4Topic levels
12Knowledge stages
528Practice problems
1LEVEL 1 · DIFFICULTY 1/5 within this course
Angles and Congruence
Use relationships to justify missing measures.
Explore 3 knowledge islands
3 stages · 24 library problems · 108 checked variations · 2 × 6 assessment questions
Read the lessons →2LEVEL 2 · DIFFICULTY 2/5 within this course
Similarity and Right Triangles
Connect scale, area and distance.
Explore 3 knowledge islands
3 stages · 24 library problems · 108 checked variations · 2 × 6 assessment questions
Read the lessons →3LEVEL 3 · DIFFICULTY 3/5 within this course
Polygons and Circles
Reason about turns, arcs and intersecting chords.
Explore 3 knowledge islands
3 stages · 24 library problems · 108 checked variations · 2 × 6 assessment questions
Read the lessons →4LEVEL 4 · DIFFICULTY 4/5 within this course
Coordinates and Solids
Move between diagrams, coordinates and measurement.
Explore 3 knowledge islands
3 stages · 24 library problems · 108 checked variations · 2 × 6 assessment questions
Read the lessons → Progress earned through practice
Clear a stage by independently solving two different routine problems and one application in a new context. Hints help you learn; hinted answers and repeated solves do not count toward that target. Clear every stage to clear a level.
Every stage includes an explanation, two worked examples and eight library practice problems, plus checked variations with changing numbers and applications. Each level also has a separate unit test and a later review form. Parents see actual attempts, hint use and results.
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