Description
Included in this set are 30 task cards on integers and absolute value, a student answer sheet, and an answer key. These cards are all short answer questions. There are 3 types of problems. The first 10 cards ask students to put a set of numbers in order from either smallest to largest or largest to smallest. Cards 11-20 ask students to evaluate different expressions that include absolute value. Cards 21-30 ask students to place the correct symbol (<, >, =) between two numbers.
There are multiple ways I use task cards in my classroom. Sometimes I have students pair up, sometimes I have students work alone. When students work in pairs, I give each student a task card. Students then work together to solve each of the problems. After a certain amount of time (2-3minutes) each group passes their cards to the next group. When I have students work on task cards by themselves, I pass out the task cards, then set a timer so that every 2minutes students pass their cards. These cards can also be separated into centers. You could arrange 6 centers in your classroom with 5 cards each and have groups of students visit each center for a given amount of time.
There are 2 versions of the cards included in this set. One has a QR codes, one does not. Each of the versions also have a copy that is has a black and white border (to save ink) while the other set has a colored border. Free QR code readers can be downloaded on Ipods, Ipads, and most smart phones.
This file is available in my task card bundle which can be found here: Task Card Bundle
This set experienced a slight update 9/21/18 to make the AV symbols more prominent
Please Note: This item is bound by copyright laws. Redistributing, editing, selling, or posting this item (or any part thereof) on the Internet are all strictly prohibited without first gaining permission. Violations are subject to the penalties of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Thank you for respecting copyright laws!
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Description
Included in this set are 30 task cards on integers and absolute value, a student answer sheet, and an answer key. These cards are all short answer questions. There are 3 types of problems. The first 10 cards ask students to put a set of numbers in order from either smallest to largest or largest to smallest. Cards 11-20 ask students to evaluate different expressions that include absolute value. Cards 21-30 ask students to place the correct symbol (<, >, =) between two numbers.
There are multiple ways I use task cards in my classroom. Sometimes I have students pair up, sometimes I have students work alone. When students work in pairs, I give each student a task card. Students then work together to solve each of the problems. After a certain amount of time (2-3minutes) each group passes their cards to the next group. When I have students work on task cards by themselves, I pass out the task cards, then set a timer so that every 2minutes students pass their cards. These cards can also be separated into centers. You could arrange 6 centers in your classroom with 5 cards each and have groups of students visit each center for a given amount of time.
There are 2 versions of the cards included in this set. One has a QR codes, one does not. Each of the versions also have a copy that is has a black and white border (to save ink) while the other set has a colored border. Free QR code readers can be downloaded on Ipods, Ipads, and most smart phones.
This file is available in my task card bundle which can be found here: Task Card Bundle
This set experienced a slight update 9/21/18 to make the AV symbols more prominent
Please Note: This item is bound by copyright laws. Redistributing, editing, selling, or posting this item (or any part thereof) on the Internet are all strictly prohibited without first gaining permission. Violations are subject to the penalties of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Thank you for respecting copyright laws!
