10th Grade homeschool math curriculum

All 36 weeks of 10th grade math, planned and ready, with the exact topic for every week below. Start with Week 1 free, no card needed.

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How 10th grade math works

Each lesson walks through a worked example, then hands-on or visual practice (ten-frames, fraction bars, number lines, coordinate planes), then a quiz that grades itself.

Time: about 50–60 minutes a day
Scores go straight to the gradebook and report card
Print any lesson as a worksheet with an answer key
Parent tools: hours log, weekly report, portfolio, course descriptions, and transcript
Family plan: up to 4 students, each with their own records

The full 36-week scope & sequence

Topics and standards come straight from the live course. Standards codes are listed for reference; Life Academy is built to help meet homeschool requirements in all 50 states.

Quarter 1 (weeks 1–9)

Week	Topic	Standards
1	Geometry undefined terms; segments, rays; distance
2	Angle pairs; parallel lines & transversals
3	Triangle sum; exterior angle; congruence intro
4	Triangle congruence criteria (SSS/SAS/ASA/AAS) with proofs
5	CPCTC; isosceles triangle theorems
6	Paragraph proofs; error analysis in student proofs
7	Similar triangles; proportions; indirect measurement
8	Similarity applications; geometric mean
9	Right triangle trig intro: sine/cosine/tangent

Quarter 2 (weeks 10–18)

Week	Topic	Standards
10	Trig applications; angles of elevation/depression
11	Area of polygons; composite figures
12	Geometry cumulative (proof + trig + area)
13	Circles: chords, arcs, inscribed angles
14	Circle equations; tangent segments
15	Volume/surface 3D; Cavalieri conceptual
16	Geometry modeling project (scale drawing)
17	Coordinate geometry: distance, midpoint, equations of lines
18	Transformations; congruence via transformations

Quarter 3 (weeks 19–27)

Week	Topic	Standards
19	Similarity transformations; dilation proofs
20	Geometry midyear exam (proof-heavy)
21	Trigonometry extension; law of sines intro lite
22	Law of cosines; area applications
23	Geometry cumulative problem bank
24	Constructions with compass/straightedge (classical)
25	Probability geometry connections; geometric probability
26	Statistics lite in geometry contexts; normal curve preview
27	Geometry EOC-style practice A

Quarter 4 (weeks 28–36)

Week	Topic	Standards
28	Geometry EOC-style practice B
29	Weak-spot geometry clinic
30	Modeling with geometry in real spaces (home measure)
31	Cumulative geometry timed set
32	Geometry remediation
33	Geometry credit exam A
34	Geometry credit exam B
35	Geometry gaps
36	Geometry credit summary

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FAQ

Is this 10th grade math curriculum free?

Week 1 is free with no card needed: open the Week 1 math lesson. Weeks 2–36 unlock with a Student plan ($35/month) or a Family plan for up to 4 students ($69/month).

How long is a 10th grade math lesson?

Plan on about 50–60 minutes a day for math. There is one lesson per week of the school year, broken into short daily steps.

Is Life Academy accredited?

No. Life Academy is not accredited. It's built to help meet homeschool requirements in all 50 states, and parents are the school of record. Why that's usually fine.

Can I print it?

Yes. Every lesson prints as a worksheet with a separate parent answer key.

Does it count for high school credit?

Each full-year course is worth 1.0 credit on the parent-issued transcript. Colleges set their own admission rules, so check with the schools your teen is considering.

Life Academy is a parent-directed online K–12 curriculum, built to help meet homeschool requirements in all 50 states. It is not accredited, and parents issue the homeschool transcript. Nothing here is legal advice. Check your state's law at HSLDA. Questions? Email david.dukes77102@gmail.com.