Unit 1 - Introduction to Exponents, Roots, and Logarithms
Exponents, roots, and logarithms are powerful math tools that help us understand really big numbers, really small numbers, and how things grow or shrink. From measuring earthquakes to tracking population growth to cracking secret codes, these ideas reveal hidden patterns in the world around us.
Unit 2 - Algebra Basics
Unit 2 will help you understand the building blocks of algebra so you can confidently read, write, and solve mathematical expressions. You’ll learn how variables, constants, equations, and operations all work together. By the end of this unit, you’ll be able to substitute numbers, balance equations, and solve basic algebra problems with ease.
Unit 3 - Properties of Algebra
Unit 3 helps students understand the core properties that make algebra work, such as the associative, commutative, distributive, and transitive properties. Students will learn how these properties simplify expressions, make problem-solving easier, and reveal patterns that show up in real-life situations.
Unit 4 - Ratios, Proportions and Percents
Learn to describe relationships with ratios, solve real problems with proportions, and unlock the meaning of percents.
Unit 5 - Probability and Statistics
Probability helps us understand how likely something is to happen. From flipping coins to rolling dice to drawing cards, probability gives us a way to measure chance and make predictions about events, even when the outcome is uncertain.
Unit 6 - Area and Perimeter
This unit will teach you how to find the area (space inside) and perimeter (distance around) of different shapes, including squares, rectangles, parallelograms, trapezoids, and circles. By learning the formulas and practicing with real-life examples, you’ll see how geometry connects to everyday things like fields, playgrounds, and pizzas.
Unit 7 - Mastering Inequalities
Inequalities help us compare numbers and describe all the values that make a statement true—not just a single answer. In this unit, you will learn how to read, solve, and graph inequalities so you can understand real-world situations like budgets, limits, and conditions. Once you understand how inequalities work, you will be able to solve problems with multiple steps and represent entire ranges of solutions with confidence.
Unit 8 - Rules of Exponents
Exponents help us write large and small numbers in a quick and powerful way, but they also follow special rules that make them easier to work with. These rules—called the Laws of Exponents—tell us how exponents behave when we multiply, divide, or raise powers to other powers. Once you understand these laws, you can simplify expressions faster, solve equations more easily, and make sense of the patterns behind repeated multiplication.
Unit 9 - Introduction to Functions
This unit introduces you to the power and patterns of exponential and functional relationships in mathematics. You will explore exponents, negative powers, and real-life applications before progressing to writing, interpreting, and graphing functions — including exponential growth and decay models.
