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Quick Start Expectations

Quick Start Expectations. Write in your planner and stamp sheet: Homework: Toeing the Line WS Warm-up. Extending the Number System. Positive Numbers: Numbers to the right of zero on a number line Negative Numbers: Numbers to the left of zero on a number line Opposites:

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Quick Start Expectations

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  1. Quick Start Expectations Write in your planner and stamp sheet: Homework: Toeing the Line WS Warm-up

  2. Extending the Number System Positive Numbers: Numbers to the right of zero on a number line Negative Numbers: Numbers to the left of zero on a number line Opposites: Every positive number is paired with a negative opposite, which is the same distance from zero but in the opposite direction Example: +4 opposite is -4 Can you think of another example?

  3. Extending the Number System - Continued Integers: Whole numbers (positives) and their opposites (negatives) and zero! Rational Numbers: Positive and negative integers and positive and negative fractions Example: +1/2 and -1/2 Can you think of another example?

  4. Inequalities When do we use? To show when two values (numbers or variables) are not equal What do they look like and what do they mean? > greater than < less than (Please note…there are more than two inequalities!) Example: - 8 < -6 We read this as “negative eight is less than negative six.” Can you come up with a “greater than” example?

  5. In the book, as a group Task: • 1.) Read pg. 8 as a group. • 2.) Answer Problem 1.1 A-C in your journals. • 3.) Check your answer to C with another group • 4.) Record your groups answer to C on the class data chart • While you wait for the rest of the class, you may start your homework: Toeing the Line WS

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