
Adding Integers Lesson
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6th - 8th Grade
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Elizabeth Reid
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7.NS.1 Apply and extend previous understandings of addition and subtraction to add and subtract rational numbers; represent addition and subtraction on a horizontal or vertical number line diagram.
Adding Integers
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1. Using Integer chips making zero pairs.
2. Using a number line.
3. Using the RULE.
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Three Ways to Add Integers
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Adding Rational Numbers
Using counters can help when adding positive & negative numbers. We will use yellow counters to
represent positive numbers and red counters to represent negative numbers
. To use counters
to add positive & negative numbers, use the steps below.
5 + (-7)=
Step 1: Place the number of
positive & negative counters
needed to represent the
problem.
Step 2: Then use the additive
inverse to create zero with as
many counters as possible.
Step 3: Determine what
counters remain. That will be the answer.
Step 1:
5 yellow, positive counters were added.
7 red, negative counters were added.
Step 2:
5 + (-5) = 0 because of the additive inverse.
Step 3:
So only 2 red remain, therefore the answer is -2.
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Adding Rational Numbers
Using counters can help when adding positive & negative numbers. We will use yellow counters to
represent positive numbers and red counters to represent negative numbers
.
4 + (-2)=
Step 1: Place the number of
positive & negative counters
needed to represent the
problem.
Step 2: Then use the additive
property to create zero with
as many counters as possible.
Step 3: Determine what
counters remain. That will be
the answer.
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Add Integers Using Integer Chips
Write your answer on your Whiteboards and Hold Up
-8 + 2 =
-9 + (-9) =
-2 + 2 =
3 + (-7) =
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The answer will be where you end up on the number line.
5 + (-7)= -2
Adding Rational Numbers
When adding positive & negative numbers, positive numbers move us one direction (right or up
depending on the number line) & negative numbers move us in the opposite direction (left or down).
-5
5
5 + (-7)=
-4
-3
-2
-1
0
1
2
3
4
You must start at 0 & move right 5 spaces.
You will then move 7 spaces to the left.
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Adding Rational Numbers
When adding positive & negative numbers, positive numbers move us one direction (right or up
depending on the number line) & negative numbers move us in the opposite direction (left or down).
Use the number line to solve the problem below:
-5
5
3 + (-2) =
-4
-3
-2
-1
0
1
2
3
4
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Add Integers Using a Number Line
Write your answer on your Whiteboards and Hold Up
-7 + 5 =
-6 + (-6) =
4 + (-4) =
3 + (-10) =
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Rule: Same Signs ADD and Keep the sign in Common.
Easier to use when you have larger Numbers.
2 + 3 = 5 Same Add and Keep the sign they have in common. POSITIVE
-3 + (-9) =-12 Same signs Add and Keep the sign they have in Common. Negative
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Rule: Different Signs SUBTRACT and Keep the sign of
the larger absolute value. Easier to use when you have larger Numbers.
(-2) + 3 = 1 Different signs Subtract and Keep the sign of the larger absolute value. Negative.
3 + (-9) =-6 Different signs Subtract and Keep the sign of the larger absolute value. Negative
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Add Integers Using the Rule
Write your answer on your Whiteboards and Hold Up
-25 + 5 =
-12 + (-12) =
44 + (-44) =
15 + (-10) =
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Which Method did you like Best!!
Integer Chips
Number Line
Rule
Write your answer on your Whiteboard!!!
7.NS.1 Apply and extend previous understandings of addition and subtraction to add and subtract rational numbers; represent addition and subtraction on a horizontal or vertical number line diagram.
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