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Absolute Value & Ordering Rational Numbers Cheat Sheet
Absolute Value & Ordering Rational Numbers Cheat Sheet
Absolute Value & Ordering Rational Numbers Cheat Sheet
Absolute Value & Ordering Rational Numbers Cheat Sheet
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Help your students remember what you taught them about absolute value and how to order rational numbers with this cheat sheet! If they need review on how to convert between different forms of rational numbers, check out my Fraction, Decimal, Percent cheat sheet!

These cheat sheets are perfect to either print out and laminate as a classroom poster or print as a class set for students to use on assignments or quizzes/tests as you see fit. I print out and laminate the colored versions on cardstock and then put them on a bulletin board labeled 'OMG: Outstanding Math Guide.' I started the year with the multiplication chart and add one each time we get to a new unit. Then, I print a class set of the black & white version and have each student add it to their own personal OMG (a plastic 3-prong folder with sheet protectors in it). Students may use their OMG on quizzes and tests in my class.

**DISCLAIMER: these cheat sheets are not meant to teach a whole lesson or have all the information you’ve ever taught about a topic. They are meant to remind students of what they have learned and help refresh their memory when needed. 

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Absolute Value & Ordering Rational Numbers Cheat Sheet

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Help your students remember what you taught them about absolute value and how to order rational numbers with this cheat sheet! If they need review on how to convert between different forms of rational numbers, check out my Fraction, Decimal, Percent cheat sheet!

These cheat sheets are perfect to either print out and laminate as a classroom poster or print as a class set for students to use on assignments or quizzes/tests as you see fit. I print out and laminate the colored versions on cardstock and then put them on a bulletin board labeled 'OMG: Outstanding Math Guide.' I started the year with the multiplication chart and add one each time we get to a new unit. Then, I print a class set of the black & white version and have each student add it to their own personal OMG (a plastic 3-prong folder with sheet protectors in it). Students may use their OMG on quizzes and tests in my class.

**DISCLAIMER: these cheat sheets are not meant to teach a whole lesson or have all the information you’ve ever taught about a topic. They are meant to remind students of what they have learned and help refresh their memory when needed. 

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Understand a rational number as a point on the number line. Extend number line diagrams and coordinate axes familiar from previous grades to represent points on the line and in the plane with negative number coordinates.
Find and position integers and other rational numbers on a horizontal or vertical number line diagram; find and position pairs of integers and other rational numbers on a coordinate plane.
Understand ordering and absolute value of rational numbers.
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