A Traveling Teacher

Algebra 1 to Geometry — Summer Bridge Course

$200

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Licensed teachers

Max 6 students per section

Live via Zoom

Materials included

7-day refund guarantee

Is this right for my student?

Who this course is designed for

This course is built specifically for students making the transition from Algebra 1 into Geometry. Whether your student struggled this year or simply wants to start strong, this bridge course gives them exactly what they need before school starts.

✓ Rising 9th graders

Students who just completed Algebra 1 and are heading into Geometry next year. Build confidence before the first day of school.

✓ Rising 8th graders

Advanced students taking Algebra 1 early who want a strong Geometry foundation heading into an accelerated track.

✓ Students who struggled in Algebra 1

If Algebra 1 was tough, this course fills the gaps before they become bigger problems in Geometry.

✓ Students who want to get ahead

Even strong Algebra 1 students benefit from a Geometry preview — starting the year already familiar with key concepts.

Everything you get

What's included in the course

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Licensed teacher

Every session is led by a US-licensed educator — not a tutor or TA

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Small group

Never more than 6 students — your student gets real attention every session

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Course materials

All materials sent before each session — no textbooks to buy

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Live via Zoom

Interactive live sessions — not pre-recorded videos your student ignores

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Unique join link

Each student receives their own secure Zoom link — registered access only

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Flexible scheduling

Choose the section day and time that works best for your family

What your student will learn

Course curriculum

This course is split into two parts. The first half reviews the most important Algebra 1 concepts students need to carry into Geometry. The second half introduces the foundational Geometry topics they'll encounter in their first weeks of school — so they start the year already familiar, not behind.

Solving equations & simplifying radicals Algebra

Refreshing equation-solving skills and building fluency with radicals — both are essential tools students reach for constantly in Geometry, especially once the Pythagorean theorem arrives.

Writing linear equations & graphing lines Algebra

Slope-intercept and point-slope form, graphing from equations and two points — the Algebra 1 line work that connects directly to Geometry's coordinate plane problems.

Intro to Geometry — points, planes, lines, midpoint & distance Geometry

Learning the language of Geometry — how points, lines, and planes relate — then putting it to work with the midpoint and distance formulas on the coordinate plane.

Segment addition, angle addition & intro to proofs Geometry

Applying segment and angle addition postulates, then writing the first formal proofs of the course — the logical reasoning skill that defines Geometry from here on out.

What families say

Real results from real students

★★★★★

"My son struggled with Algebra 1 all year. After this summer course he walked into Geometry feeling like a completely different student. Worth every penny."

Sarah M.

Parent of rising 9th grader

★★★★★

"We were nervous about the jump from Algebra to Geometry. This course gave my daughter exactly the foundation she needed. She actually said she's excited for math next year."

James R.

Parent of rising 10th grader

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

A laptop, tablet, or desktop computer with a working camera and microphone, and the free Zoom app installed. A stable internet connection is required. Mobile phones are not recommended as the screen size makes it difficult to follow along with the materials.

Each enrolled student receives a unique, personal Zoom join link that is registered to them specifically. Sessions use a Waiting Room — no one enters without host approval. Sessions are also limited to registered participants only, so no uninvited guests can join.

We understand that schedules can be unpredictable. If your student misses a session, course materials for that week will still be available. Please reach out to us directly at c.wikfors@atravelingteacher.com and we will do our best to accommodate on a case by case basis. We do not offer makeup sessions as a standard policy for group classes.

A full refund is available if your cancellation request is submitted at least 7 days before the first scheduled session. Cancellations submitted fewer than 7 days before the course start date are not eligible for a refund. Once a course has begun, refunds are not available for unused sessions. Please see our full Refund Policy for complete details.

This course is designed for students who have completed Algebra 1 and are preparing to take Geometry — typically rising 8th, 9th, or 10th graders depending on their school's math track. If you are unsure whether this course is the right fit, feel free to reach out to us before enrolling.

Each section is capped at 6 students. This is a firm limit — we do not exceed it. Small group sizes are central to how we teach. When a section fills, enrollment closes and the section is listed as unavailable.

Section switches may be accommodated depending on availability. Please contact us at c.wikfors@atravelingteacher.com as soon as possible if you need to change your section. We cannot guarantee availability in other sections.

Yes — all sessions are recorded for internal quality assurance purposes. Recordings are retained by A Traveling Teacher Education LLC and are not distributed to families as a standard practice. In the case of a missed session, we may share a recording at our discretion on a case by case basis.

Sections are limited to 6 students