Weekly SAT Math Practice Club

This club is for high schoolers who already know their core math and want regular, focused practice on the kinds of problems that appear on the digital SAT Math section. Every 75-minute session is a working session: teens solve, compare and refine, rather than sit through long lectures.

The club runs on a 4-week rotating cycle that follows the main SAT Math content areas. One week focuses on linear equations, inequalities and systems; the next on quadratics, functions and exponential models; then ratios, percentages, data and statistics; and finally geometry and trigonometry. Teens can join at any point in the cycle, and each week stands on its own.

All problems are original practice questions written in the style of the digital SAT, not official test questions. Teens practice choosing between algebraic solving, plugging in and using a graphing calculator such as Desmos, and they learn to recognise which method is fastest for each question type.

Teamwork is central. Learners solve in small breakout teams, explain their methods to each other and debate which approach is most efficient. The session ends with a short timed mixed set so teens can practice pacing under gentle time pressure.

This is an advanced-level club. It does not promise any particular score; instead it builds steady habits, stronger problem solving and confidence with SAT-style question formats.

How classes work

Each session opens with a 10-minute warm-up, followed by a short strategy demo, team problem solving in breakouts, a group debrief comparing methods and a timed mixed set. A short optional homework set is shared each week.

What we'll cover

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  Week 1: Algebra – Linear Equations and Systems – Solve linear equations, inequalities and systems in the style of SAT Algebra questions.

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  Week 2: Advanced Math – Quadratics, Functions and Exponentials – Work with nonlinear functions, factoring and exponential models.

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  Week 3: Problem Solving and Data Analysis – Practice ratios, percentages, rates, statistics and data displays.

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  Week 4: Geometry, Trigonometry and Timed Team Set – Tackle area, volume, circles and right-triangle trig, then finish with a team timed set.

Learners should have completed Algebra 1 and be comfortable with Algebra 2 or Geometry topics. A graphing calculator or free access to Desmos is required.