A few months ago, I accepted a position as an Integrated I Math teacher at Oak Hills High School. Integrated I is a semi-new course to our district. It’s also a course that I have never taught which means I have very little resources for it. While this might sound intimidating, it is actually one of my favorite parts of my new position. I get to start completely from scratch. I have the opportunity build and create new curriculum, activities and projects for my students.

Below, I am sharing all of my resources for our current unit on Functions and Interval Notation. We actually covered functions in our previous module, as well, but I only taught a couple of those concepts since I came in midyear.

As you look through the resources below, you will see that it contains the following resources:

• Introduction Lessons
  • These lessons are used to introduce the topic as a “mini” lesson. Students are not always required to take notes until their flipped lesson for homework. This way, students are taught the material twice in one day.
• Flipped Classroom Presentation, Video & Foldable
  • I attempt to give very little homework in my classroom. Therefore, the main homework assignment for my students is to complete their formal notes at home.
• Collaborative Tasks
  • These are tasks that students are given to deepen their knowledge of the material. They are required to work together to break down information or solve tasks.
• Misc Activities
  • There are multiple other activities, such as BreakoutEDU and Desmos, to engage learners in a more hands-on interactive way.
• Skills Practice
  • Students do need to practice skills but, if they do, it’s important that they receive immediate feedback and have the opportunity to improve. With Google Forms, students submit their responses to improve their grades.

Identifying Functions

Flipped Classroom Presentation (View) (Copy)

Flipped Classroom EdPuzzle Video (View Link)

Interactive Notebook Foldable (Purchase Link)

Collaborative Task (View) (Copy)

Skills Practice (View) (Copy)

Writing in Interval Notation

Flipped Classroom Presentation (View) (Copy)

Flipped Classroom EdPuzzle Video (Video Link)

Skills Practice (View) (Copy)

**This section is a bit short since the following section expands on it in great detail.

Features of Functions in Interval Notation

PearDeck Intro Lesson (View) (Copy)

Flipped Classroom Presentation (View) (Copy)

Flipped Classroom EdPuzzle Video (Video Link)

Interactive Notebook Foldable (View) (Copy)

Collaborative Task (View) (Copy)

Graphing Stories (Desmos Activity)

Skills Practice (View) (Copy)

Evaluating Functions

PearDeck Intro Lesson (View) (Copy)

PearDeck Foldable (View) (Copy)

Flipped Classroom Presentation (View) (Copy)

Flipped Classroom EdPuzzle Video (View) (Copy)

Interactive Notebook Foldable (View) (Copy)

BreakoutEDU Activity (Website Link)

Evaluating Functions Scavenger Hunt (View) (Copy)

Skills Practice (View) (Copy)

Phew! Lots of stuff to share! Do you know a Math teacher? Share this post with them!