The order of teaching math topics in Integrated Math One may vary depending on the curriculum and teaching method used, but in general, a good starting point for teaching math in Integrated Math One would be:

1. Basic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) with integers and rational numbers
2. Basic algebraic concepts (including solving equations and graphing linear equations)
3. Basic geometry concepts (points, lines, planes, and symmetry)
4. Basic concepts of equations and inequalities
5. Basic concepts of polynomials and factoring
6. Basic concepts of rational numbers and expressions
7. Basic concepts of probability and statistics
8. Basic concepts of function and function notation
9. Basic concepts of systems of equations and inequalities
10. Basic concepts of matrices
11. Basic concepts of exponential and logarithmic functions
12. Basic concepts of sequences and series
13. Basic concepts of trigonometry
14. Basic concepts of geometry and measurement conversions
15. Basic concepts of geometry in 2D and 3D, including symmetry and transformations.
16. Basic concepts of probability and statistics
17. Basic concepts of geometric probability
18. Basic concepts of data analysis and probability
19. Problem-solving and reasoning
20. Graphing and data interpretation
21. Mental Maths