Geometry can be difficult because it asks children to think about maths in a more visual way. Instead of only working with numbers, they need to understand shapes, space, position, angles and measurement.
It can also become more challenging when geometry starts to connect with other maths skills. As children move into higher year levels, topics like coordinates, Pythagoras’ theorem and trigonometry begin to use multiplication, algebra, formulas and problem solving. If those foundations are not strong, geometry can feel much harder than it needs to.
That’s why it’s so important to find and fix any gaps, so your child can build confidence with geometry. When the foundations are stronger, they can understand new ideas more clearly and apply them with more confidence.
We start with an assessment to understand your child’s current maths level, identify any gaps in understanding across multiple year levels of the Australian Curriculum, and see where they are ready to move ahead. From there, we create a personalised weekly learning plan tailored to their needs.
Your child’s personalised learning plan is delivered weekly and can be completed at home on a tablet or computer. Each Monday, new 20-minute maths lessons are added based on your child’s progress, helping keep learning at the right level and supporting a consistent learning routine.
As your child strengthens their foundations, you’ll see them build skills and confidence in maths, and keep moving forward at a pace that feels right for them.
If your child needs extra support, our online maths tutors are there to explain concepts further and answer questions, so your child can continue with confidence.
When your child gets started with Kinetic Education, their first step is completing our Maths Doctor assessment. This checks their maths skills across multiple year levels of the Australian Curriculum, including fractions, decimals and percentages.
The assessment helps us understand their current skills, identify any earlier gaps that may be making these topics more difficult and see where they are ready to move ahead.
It takes up to 45 minutes and gives us a clear starting point for your child’s personalised weekly learning plan. From there, we can strengthen the right foundations while helping them continue working through the curriculum at a pace that suits them.
At Kinetic Education, algebra concepts are included in your child’s personalised learning plan from the very beginning, as part of their maths support aligned to the Australian Curriculum. Here is how it works:
Every Monday, we update your child’s learning plan with new maths activities for the week, selected around their assessment results and progress. Their learning plan moves through three stages: Revision and Catch-Up, Consolidation, and Extension.
When your child first starts with Kinetic Education, their learning plan targets the knowledge gaps identified in their assessment. This may mean revisiting earlier fractions, decimals or percentages skills and strengthening the foundations they need before moving into more complex work.
As your child builds their understanding, their learning plan continues to reinforce the skills they are currently working on. Regular practice helps them use maths skills across the curriculum, including fractions, decimals and percentages, with more confidence and apply what they have learned to different types of questions.
When your child is ready to move ahead, their learning plan introduces more challenging maths across the curriculum, including fractions, decimals and percentages. This helps them extend their understanding, build confidence and apply their skills to more complex questions and real-world maths.
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Geometry and space support is included in Kinetic's full maths program. Maths support starts from $29 per week for the family, which includes the full Australian Curriculum assessment, a personalised weekly learning plan, access to all lessons and activities, tutor support up to 10 hours per week, weekly progress reports and the Parent Helpline. New families receive their first two weeks free.
In primary school, geometry covers naming and sorting shapes and objects, describing position and direction, angles, symmetry, transformations such as slides and flips, and reading simple maps and grids. It builds the language and reasoning children use in high school.
Yes, completely. Geometry uses visual and spatial thinking, which is different to working with numbers in a line. Many strong mathematicians find one easier than the other. Our lessons build both, so your child can grow the skills that feel harder.
These are introduced around Year 9 and developed in Year 10. They combine geometry with algebra and multiplication, so children who are confident with those number skills tend to find them more manageable.
Through interactive lessons that use animations and visuals to show shapes, angles and movement clearly, with instant feedback as your child works. When more help is needed, tutors use screen sharing and a digital whiteboard to talk it through.
Kinetic's maths support covers geometry and space alongside the other key areas of the Australian maths curriculum. It starts from $29 per week for the family, and your first two weeks are free.
Yes. When you book your free demonstration, we’ll chat about how your child is currently going with their learning, what they’re finding difficult and how Kinetic Education could support them.
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