The first course in a three-course series, Math 1 builds on students' understanding of one- and two-variable statistics, linear equations and inequalities and systems of linear equations and inequalities, coordinate geometry, and functions, while introducing students to exponential and quadratic functions and sequences. Through these studies, students investigate important real-world contexts, such as the United States healthcare system, wages vs. housing costs, and trends in population growth. Student Workbooks feature ample space to showcase student thinking, and Teacher Workbooks include embedded professional development and reflection opportunities. Math 1 is available in three different formats to provide educators with choices that best meet the needs of their students.
Student Sets for Math 1 (Full Year) include four Student Workbooks: Units 1–2, Units 3–4, Units 5–6, and Units 7–9, each with perforations. Each Student Workbook is approximately 310 pages.
| ISBN: | User: | Price Per Set: |
| 9798822756595 | Math 1 (Full Year) Teacher Set | $155.00 |
| 9798822756533 | Math 1 (Full Year) Student Set | $55.00 |
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| 9798822756588 | Math 1 Semester-Study Teacher Set | $155.00 |
| 9798822756526 | Math 1 Semester-Study Student Set | $55.00 |
Teacher Sets for Math 1 with Foundational Supports include nine full-color Teacher Workbooks, one per unit. Each Teacher Workbook is approximately 250 pages.
Student Sets for Math 1 with Foundational Supports include nine Student Workbooks, one per unit, each with perforations. Each Student Workbook is approximately 180 pages.
| ISBN: | User: | Price Per Set: |
| 9798822756571 | Math 1 with Foundational Supports (Full Year) Teacher Set | $250.00 |
| 9798822756519 | Math 1 with Foundational Supports (Full Year) Student Set | $85.00 |
The second course in a three-course series, Math 2 builds on students' understanding of rigid transformations, congruence, similarity, probability, and quadratic functions, while introducing students to inverse variation and square root functions, function transformations, and right triangle trigonometry. Through these studies, students investigate important real-world contexts, such as local and non-local trademarks, global climate risks, and genetics. The course is formatted to accommodate a one-semester schedule of 90-minute lessons. There are approximately 75 lessons in total. Student Workbooks feature ample space to showcase student thinking, and Teacher Workbooks include embedded professional development and reflection opportunities.
| ISBN: | User: | Price Per Set: |
| 9798822756564 | Math 2 (Semester) Teacher Set | $155.00 |
| 9798822756502 | Math 2 (Semester) Student Set | $55.00 |
The third course in a three-course series, Math 3 builds on students' understanding of solid geometry, exponential functions, and statistical inferences, while introducing students to polynomial, rational, and trigonometric functions, inverse functions, and advanced algebraic solving approaches. Through these studies, students investigate important real-world contexts, such as income tax rates, escalating university tuitions, and access to healthy and affordable food. The course is formatted to accommodate a one-semester schedule of 90-minute lessons. There are approximately 75 lessons in total. Student Workbooks feature ample space to showcase student thinking, and Teacher Workbooks include embedded professional development and reflection opportunities.
| ISBN: | User: | Price Per Set: |
| 9798822756540 | Math 3 (Semester) Teacher Set | $155.00 |
| 9798822756496 | Math 3 (Semester) Student Set | $55.00 |