
Intro to Integers & Adding Lesson
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Mathematics
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6th Grade
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Michele Vitale
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8 Slides • 36 Questions
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Intro to Integers & Addition Lesson
Let's Recap what we've learned so far in this unit!
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Poll
How are you doing today?
Great, let's have a great day!
Doing okay, nothing to complain about.
Could be better, but I suppose could be worse too.
Meh.
Not that great, hoping things start to change.
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A number line is usually labeled with integers, but all rational numbers (fractions and decimals) can still be plotted!
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What is an integer?
A whole number
A fraction
A negative number only
Negative and positive whole number and 0
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4/5
3/4
3/1
1/3
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Multiple Choice
What decimal is represented at point B?
0.4
0.5
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0.04
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What decimal represents point L on the number line?
0.5
0.3
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.05
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The distance between a number and zero on a number line is also called
opposites
integers
absolute value
rational numbers
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Remember numbers further to the left are less than those to the right!
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Multiple Choice
-1,-2,-16,0
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Opposites
The same number with opposite signs
- Have the same distance to zero
ex) The opposite of 7 is -7
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The opposite of -25
25
-25
0
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opposite of 20
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0
-20
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Absolute Value
The distance a number is from zero on the number line
- Always expressed as a positive number
- uses | | as the symbols
ex) |-4| = 4 & |4| = 4
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-2, I8I, 5, I-10I, 6
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Adding Integers with the same signs
SSS
Same Sign Sum
Add the integers and keep the sign the same
Ex1: 6 + 3 = 9
Ex2: -6 + (-3) = -9
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Adding Integers with different signs
DSD
Different Sign Difference
Subtract the integers
Keep the sign of the number that looks largest
Ex1: 14 + (-3) = 11
Ex2: -14 + (3) = -11
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Word Problems
Look for words that may indicate a positive or negative value
Positive: Above, deposits, gain, increased, won
Negative: Below, withdraw, owe, decreased, lose
Sea level is 0
& there are many more!
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Poll
How do you feel after doing this lesson?
Doing great!
It helped me understand a little bit more.
I still am not sure exactly what I should be doing for some questions
I am having trouble with this unit.
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