Middle School : Geometry

Middle School : Geometry

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In this course, we’ll start with perimeter and area of shapes and move all the way up to Pythagorean theorem.

Categories: Grade 6, Middle-School

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Area of a Rectangle and a Square 6 Lessons

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Perimeter of a rectangle and a square

What is area? The concept of unit square.

Area of rectangle - formula from unit square.

Area of a rectangle - one more time

Area of a square - one more time

Practice - Find area of rectangle and square.

Practice - area and perimeter of rectangle and square 4 Lessons

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Practice 1 - Find perimeter of a rectangle

Practice 2 - Find perimeter of a rectangle. Little bit complex problems.

Practice 3 - Find area of rectangle and square.

Practice 4 - Area & Perimeter of composite figures

Area of a Parallelogram 2 Lessons

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Area of a parallelogram. Parallelograms are just slanted rectangles.

Practice 1 - Find area of a parallelogram

Area of a Triangle 5 Lessons

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Area of a right triangle.

Area of an acute triangle.

Area of an obtuse triangle.

Practice - Find area of a triangle

Practice - Find area of composite figures

Area of a Trapeziod 1 Lesson

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Area of a trapeziod

Angles - Types of angles and how to write angles in math. 4 Lessons

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How to write angles

How to measure angles

Classification of angles - acute, obtuse and right angle

Practice 1 - Concepts of angles

Lines - Types of lines and how to write lines in math. 2 Lessons

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Basic concepts of lines. Learn about different lines and how to write line in math.

Intersecting lines. Opposite angles of intersecting lines are same.

Pythagorean theorem 3 Lessons

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What is Pythagorean theorem ( a^2 + b^2 = c^2)