HavenHub Math • Edition 8
Unit 1 Workbook: The Path
The Scribe's Log of Points and Lines
Lesson 1.1: Points and Lines
1.Does a Point have a size?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
2.How many arrows does a Line have?
[ ] Zero
[ ] One
[ ] Two
3.True or False: A point tells us "Where."
4.True or False: A line bends like a river.
5.What do arrows mean in math?
[ ] Stop
[ ] Turn
[ ] Forever
6.How many points make a line?
[ ] Five
[ ] One Hundred
[ ] Infinite
7.Circle the Line:
●---● ⬅---➡ ●---➡
8.Circle the Point:
--- ● ➡
Use your straightedge to draw a Line. Label two points on it as A and B.
Lesson 1.2: Rays and Segments
1.A Line Segment has how many dots?
2.A Ray has how many arrows?
3.A Line Segment stops at .
4.A Ray starts at .
5.Which is like a stick?
[ ] Ray
[ ] Segment
6.Which is like a sunbeam?
[ ] Ray
[ ] Segment
7.Draw a Line Segment:
8.Draw a Ray:
Draw a Ray. Label the start point "EARTH" and the arrow "HEAVEN". This is the shape of your soul!
Lesson 1.3: Parallel Paths (Unity)
1.Do Parallel Lines ever touch?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
2.Which look like parallel lines?
[ ] X
[ ] =
[ ] +
3.True or False: Parallel lines stay the same distance apart.
4.True or False: Railroad tracks are parallel.
5.Look at the word "parallel". Which letters are parallel to each other?
6.In your room, name two things that are parallel:
Use your ruler to draw two Parallel Lines. Make sure they are perfectly even.
Lesson 1.4: Perpendicular Strength
1.Perpendicular Lines make a corner.
2.Which symbol is perpendicular?
[ ] ||
[ ] +
[ ] =
3.A Right Angle is exactly degrees.
4.True or False: Walls should be perpendicular to floors.
5.How many square corners in a window frame?
7.Look at the letter H. Are the vertical sides parallel?
8.Look at the letter E. Are the rungs parallel?
9.Look at the letter T. Are the lines perpendicular?
10.Look at the letter L. Is the corner right?
11.Which is stronger: Intersecting or Perpendicular?
12.Name a food that is a Line Segment:
13.Does a Ray have an end?
14.Does a Line have a start?
15.How many arrows on a Line Segment?
Draw two Perpendicular lines. Draw a small square in the corner to show it is a Right Angle.
Lesson 1.5: The Straightedge Discipline
1.Why do Scribes use a ruler?
[ ] To be slow
[ ] To tell the truth
[ ] To look cool
2.If a line has a wiggle, is it still a "Line"?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
3.Label this point "HOME". Draw a Ray pointing to "CHURCH".
Appendix A: The 100-Problem Density Block
Complete all 100 to earn the Architect's Seal.
1. . = Point
2. ⬅---➡ = Line
3. ●---➡ = Ray
4. ●---● = Segment
5. || = Parallel
6. + = Perpendicular
7. X = Intersecting
8. L = Right Angle
9. 90 = Square
10. 180 = Straight
11. Point A
12. Line BC
13. Ray DE
14. Segment FG
15. Angle HIJ
16. Vertex = Corner
17. Endpoint = Dot
18. Arrow = Forever
19. Ruler = Truth
20. Compass = Circle
21. Parallel tracks
22. Parallel walls
23. Parallel floor
24. Parallel ceiling
25. Parallel rows
26. Perpendicular T
27. Perpendicular L
28. Perpendicular +
29. Perpendicular X (if square)
30. Perpendicular Corner
31. Ray of Light
32. Ray of Hope
33. Ray of Mercy
34. Ray of Truth
35. Ray of Life
36. Segment of Wood
37. Segment of Stone
38. Segment of Clay
39. Segment of Time
40. Segment of Task
41. 1 Point = Location
42. 2 Points = Line
43. 3 Points = Triangle
44. 4 Points = Square
45. 5 Points = Pentagon
46. 6 Points = Hexagon
47. 8 Points = Octagon
48. 10 Points = Decagon
49. 12 Points = City
50. 100 Points = Pattern
51. Straight Paths
52. Narrow Gate
53. Broad Way
54. Standard Reed
55. Plumb Line
56. Level Bar
57. Square Stone
58. Cornerstone
59. Foundation
60. Blueprint
61. Parallel = Friendship
62. Perpendicular = Strength
63. Point = Identity
64. Line = Testimony
65. Ray = Purpose
66. 90 Degrees
67. 45 Degrees
68. 180 Degrees
69. 360 Degrees
70. 0 Degrees
71. Horizontal
72. Vertical
73. Diagonal
74. Perpendicular Mast
75. Parallel Oars
76. Identify Parallel
77. Identify Perpendicular
78. Identify Intersecting
79. Identify Vertex
80. Identify Endpoint
81. Geometry = Earth Measure
82. Geo = Earth
83. Metry = Measure
84. Logic = Path
85. Form = Substance
86. Point of Faith
87. Line of Grace
88. Ray of Peace
89. Segment of Duty
90. Corner of Love
91. 1.00 Integrity
92. 1.00 Honesty
93. 1.00 Order
94. 1.00 Unity
95. 1.00 Strength
96. 1.00 Beauty
97. 1.00 Wisdom
98. 1.00 Architecture
99. 1.00 Foundation
100. 1.00 Shalom
Instructions for the Scribe: Continue this pattern until you reach 100. Practice identifying shapes, drawing lines, and labeling points. Accuracy is your Honor.
Appendix D: The Scribe's Blueprint Project
Use this page to design a small foundation for a sanctuary. Follow the geometric instructions carefully.
Step 1: The Cornerstone. Mark a single Point in the center of the box. Label it "Cornerstone".
Step 2: The Foundation. Use your straightedge to draw four Line Segments that meet at Perpendicular corners. You should have a perfect square.
Step 3: The Path of Peace. Draw two Parallel Lines leading to the door of your sanctuary.
Step 4: The Ray of Light. Draw three Rays starting inside the sanctuary and pointing out toward the edges of the page.
Appendix B: The Master's Final Audit
Check the boxes only when you have mastered the skill.
- [ ] I can identify a Point, Line, Ray, and Segment.
- [ ] I know that Parallel lines never touch.
- [ ] I can find a Perpendicular corner (Right Angle).
- [ ] I use a straightedge for every geometric mark.
- [ ] I understand that my soul is like a Ray.
- [ ] I am a faithful Scribe of the Path.
Appendix C: The Litany of the Path
Recite this to close the unit.
Mentor: Scribe, where do we start?
Student: At the Point. It is where I stand.
Mentor: How long is the Truth?
Student: It is a Line. It never ends.
Mentor: What is the shape of your hope?
Student: A Ray. Starting on Earth, pointing to Heaven.
Mentor: Go now, and build a world of straight paths.
Student: Amen. Parallel in Peace, Perpendicular in Praise.
Unit 1 Complete!
You are ready for the Flatland.
HALLELUYAH!