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MathRealm has created exclusive software to accompany Power Basics^® Geometry. Choose a classroom kit and receive a lab pack of software for up to 10 computers. Choose a classroom reproducible set and receive a lab pack of software for up to 20 computers.

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Power Basics: Geometry

Grade Level: 6-12    Readability: Grade 4   

• Demystifies the language of geometry to make learning easier
• Prepares students for standardized tests with activities on measurement, area and volume
• Outlines the characteristics and properties of two- and three-dimensional geometric shapes
• Presents easy-to-follow procedures for solving problems with lines, angles, circles, and polygons
• More details on Power Basics: Geometry click here.

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MathRealm Power Basic Geometry Companion Software

MathRealm's Award-winning interactive software curriculum has been put together to bundle with the Power Basic Geometry program. The software includes lessons, learning tools, and practice for all the topics in the Power Basics Geometry sets.

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	Angles	Learn about angles and their names. Learn about degrees, and how an angle is defined. Learn angle names such as right, acute, obtuse, supplementary and complementary.
	Clinometer	Learn how to build and use a clinometer to measure the elevation angle of an object.
	Plane Area	Builds the concept of area, and the difference from perimeter. Derives the area formulas for squares, rectangles, parallelograms and triangles. Examples of solving for more complex plane shapes.
	Geoboard	Draw line segments, angles, polygons and circles. Measure length, radius, angles and circumference. Flip figures horizontally and vertically.
	Graphing Two Variable Equations	Procedure for graphing a 2 variable line equation. Isolate one variable, substitute values for one variable, evaluate for the other variable, put in a table of points and plot the coordinate pairs. Join coordinate pairs with a line.

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