Exploring Adding Integers with the Same Signs

The video tutorial by Mr. Pastori introduces the concept of adding integers with the same signs. It begins with an explanation of using counters to model addition, where positive and negative counters cancel each other out to form zero pairs. The lesson progresses to modeling addition problems using counters and number lines, providing examples of adding both positive and negative integers. The tutorial concludes with a reflection on the rules of adding integers with the same signs, emphasizing that the sum of two positive numbers is positive, and the sum of two negative numbers is negative.

What happens when you add a positive one and a negative one?

• You get a positive number

• They cancel each other out

• You get a negative number

• You get a positive two

What color represents a positive counter?

• Yellow or white

• Blue

• Red

• Green

If Jacob climbed up four steps and then another five steps, how many steps did he climb in total?

• Ten

• Nine

• Eight

• Seven

What is the new temperature if it is negative nine degrees and it drops another two degrees?

• Negative eleven degrees

• Negative seven degrees

• Negative nine degrees

• Negative twelve degrees

How far below sea level is a diver if they swim down seven feet and then another three feet?

• Negative seven feet

• Negative eight feet

• Negative ten feet

• Negative nine feet

On a number line, which direction do you move for a positive number?

• Left

• Down

• Right

• Up

What is the result of adding six and four on a number line?

• Ten

• Eleven

• Nine

• Eight

Where do you end up on a number line if you start at zero, move one place left, and then seven places left?

• Negative nine

• Negative eight

• Negative six

• Negative seven

What is the result of adding negative five and negative four on a number line?

• Negative eleven

• Negative ten

• Negative nine

• Negative eight

What is the result when you add two positive numbers together?

• Negative

• It depends

• Zero

• Positive