
6.7.03 Comparing Positive and Negative Numbers
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Mathematics
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6th Grade
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Iris Cleveland
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Comparing Positive and
Negative Numbers
Lesson # 3
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Let’s compare
numbers on the
number line.
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Today’s Goals
❏ I can explain how to use the positions of numbers on
a number line to compare them.
❏ I can explain what a rational number is.
❏ I can use inequalities to compare positive and
negative numbers.
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Which One Doesn’t Belong:
Inequalities
Warm Up
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● Think quietly about which one doesn’t
belong (1 min)
● Share your thinking with your group (2-3 min)
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Multiple Choice
Decide whether each inequality statement is true or false.
-5 > 2
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Multiple Choice
Decide whether each inequality statement is true or false.
3 > -8
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Multiple Choice
Decide whether each inequality statement is true or false.
-2 > -15
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Multiple Choice
Decide whether each inequality statement is true or false.
-12.5 > -12
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Comparing Temperatures
Activity 1
MLR7: Compare & Connect
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Work quietly
on the task
(5-6 min)
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Dropdown
Jada said, “I know that 14 is less than 21, so -14 is also less than -21. This means that it was colder in Minneapolis than in Anchorage.” Do you agree?
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Open Ended
On a winter day the low temperature in Anchorage, Alaska, was -21 degrees Celsius and the low temperature in Minneapolis, Minnesota, was -14 degrees Celsius.
Jada said, “I know that 14 is less than 21, so -14 is also less than -21. This means that it was colder in Minneapolis than in Anchorage.” Explain your reasoning.
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Let’s Talk About It
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Rational Numbers on a
Number Line
Activity 2
●MLR2: Collect and Display
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Work
quietly on
the task
(10 min)
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Let’s Talk About It
True or False?
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sign
The sign of any number
other than 0 is either
positive or negative.
For example, the sign of 6 is
positive. The sign of -6 is
negative. Zero does not
have a sign, because it is
not positive or negative.
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Lesson Synthesis
●What is the sign of A? B? C? Which number is closest to 0?
●Is A greater than B? How can we write an inequality statement comparing A
and B?
●Is A less than C? How can we write an inequality statement comparing A and
C?
●Is B equal to C? Write a statement that correctly compares B and C. If we plot
two numbers on the number line, how can we tell which one is greater?
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Making More Comparisons
Cool Down
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Multiple Choice
The elevation of Death Valley, California is -282 feet. The elevation of Tallahassee, Florida is 203 feet. The elevation of Westmorland, California is -157 feet. Compare the elevations of Death Valley and Tallahassee using < or >.
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Match
Here are the points A, B, C, and 0 plotted on a number line. The points B and C are opposites. Decide whether each of the following statements is true.
A is greater than B.
B is less than C.
C is the opposite of B.
A is less than 0.
0 is greater than A.
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false
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Comparing Positive and
Negative Numbers
Lesson # 3
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