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Math Bellringer Challenges for Daily Practice

A collection of engaging math exercises and puzzles for daily practice, covering negative and positive numbers, multiples, and depth variations. Test your knowledge and sharpen your math skills!

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Math Bellringer Challenges for Daily Practice

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  1. Bellringer 14 Aug • 2.8 + 3.07 = • Reduce 4/16 • List three factors of 20 • List three multiples of 8 • Why did the tiger get lost in the jungle?

  2. Bellringer 15 Aug • Write three negative numbers • Write three positive numbers • On what side of the number line is each positive number and negative number, respectively? • Which is greater? • 4 or 7 • 3 or -1 • -8 or 2 • -6 or -5

  3. Bellringer 16 Aug • Graph the depth variation for July and its opposite on a number line. What do the numbers represent in this situation? • The value for October is the opposite of the opposite of the value from August. What was the depth variation in October?

  4. Bellringer 17 Aug • Which week(s) does Sara have a negative entry in her account? • Graph each value and its opposite on a number line • Which week’s entry was the closest to zero? • For Week 4, Sara’s entry is the opposite of the opposite of her entry on Week 1. What is her Week 4 entry?

  5. Bellringer 18 Aug • Which is bigger? • 3 or -8 • -5 or -2 • 7 or its opposite? • |-0.06|= • |-π|= • -4 + |-9|=

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