Monday: Learning Target: I can explain the class expectations to my parents.  

Classwork: 

•  Needed Supplies  

1.  Three ring-binder
2. filler paper
3. lots of pencils 
4. dividers
5. three pronged pocket folder (not a plastic one) Will be use for Outstanding Math Guide -foldable organizer
6. tape or glue stick
7. one sheet protector- to create a portable white board
8.  Dry Erase pen for portable white board
9. Pocket kleenex to use as eraser for portable white board 
10. colored pencils  
11. optional calculator TI-30 or a TI-84 graphing calculator that can be used through college if taken care of 

 Additional supplies that you can donate to the classroom

1. Kleenex 

2. hand sanitezer

3. paper towels

ALL donations are truly appreciated. 

• Rules and Procedures
• Getting to Know you  

 Homework: Get needed supplies

Tuesday: Learning Target: I can determine if a number is an integer.

Bell Ringer:Understanding Integers Opening Activity 

Classwork:

What are integers?

Integers are the whole numbers and their opposites.

Examples of integers are

6          -12            0          186              -934

What do you notice about these integers?

 Whole Numbers

• How can you remember that zero goes with whole numbers?  

•Examples: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 …

Natural Numbers

• All of your counting numbers
• What numbers do you count with?

Integer Investigation.doc 

Homework: Study for Integer Quiz 

Wednesday: Learning Target: I can add and subtract rational numbers. (integers)      

BellRinger:  Understanding Integers Assessment

Classwork:

Add and Subtract Integers Investigation.pdf

Pages 1-6

Homework: 

Adding Rational Numbers - Worksheet AR1.doc

(Do problems 1-15 Only)

Also, work on integer project due Friday

Math Games

Adding integers game

adding integers game 2

Thursday: Learning Target:I can add and subtract rational numbers. (integers)

Bell Ringer:

Rounding Decimals                                                        Score: / 16

Round the following decimals to the tenths place. 

1) 96.39      2) 76.28      

 3)51.65      4)80.92      

 5) 37.99      6) 45.45          

7)50.91        8) 50.71 

9) 22.89         10)31.29  

11)57.82      12)48.91   

 13)45.56    14)11.83  

 15)90.36    16) 85.66  

Classwork:

Integer add and subtract video

Add and Subtract Integers Investigation.pdf

Pages 7-12

Homework: 

Work on integer project due Friday

Math Games

Adding integers game

adding integers game 2

Friday:

Learning Target:I can subtract rational numbers. (integers)

Bell Ringer:

Comparing Decimals               Score:        / 12

Use >, <, or = to compare the pairs of decimals below.

1) 0.274 ___ 0.514 

2) 0.498 ___ 0.5  

3) 1.805 ___ 1.803

4) 2.885 ___ 2.886   

 5) 0.755 ___ 0.753

6) 0.757 ___ 0.393

 7) 0.594 ___ 0.595 

 8) 1.938 ___ 1.937   

9) 2.221 ___ 2.224

10) 2.151 ___ 2.148

11) 0.145 ___ 0.879

  12) 0.99 ___ 0.990

Classwork:

Math is Fun  

absolute value.pdf Do page 1 only

The additive inverses(or opposites) of two numbers add to equal zero.

Example: The additive inverse of 3 is 

-3

Proof:  3 + (-3) = 0

 We will use the additive inverses for subtraction problems.

operations_with_integers_notes_-_website.pdf

subtracting integers powerpoint.ppt  

• Subtracting Rational Numbers - Worksheet SR1.doc  (problems 1-15)

Homework: 

Additional Resources

• Virtual Nerd Tutorial: How do you represent real world situations using integers?
• Slideshare-Real World Integers

Additional Resources

1. Virtual Nerd: Subtracting Using a Number Line
2. Virtual Nerd: Adding Using a Number Line  
3. PH: Adding integers using a number line 
4. PH: Subtracting integers
5. PH: Subtracting integers to solve problems 
6.  StudyZone 
7.  StudyZone-Practice adding integers

Additional Resources 

1. Virtual Nerd: Subtracting Using a Number Line
2. Virtual Nerd: Adding Using a Number Line  
3. PH: Adding integers using a number line 
4. PH: Subtracting integers
5. PH: Subtracting integers to solve problems 
6.  Math_7_-_Module_1 Integer operations.pdf