Integrated Math III · Week 22 · Trigonometric Functions

Cycles and Seasons

Modeling cycles like daylight hours and mood with sine curves.

Self-managementGrade 11About 20 minutesGrade 11
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Students will
Students use amplitude, midline, and period to model daylight hours with a sine function and evaluate it.
SEL skill
Plan a calming habit for the low point of a cycle
What it looks like
Students manage stress by noticing that cycles rise and fall, and plan for the low points.
Content focus
Modeling daylight with a sine function
Format
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