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TEKS 6th Math Advanced 6.3D: Representing Integer Operations with Models
TEKS 6th Math Advanced 6.3D: Representing Integer Operations with Models
TEKS 6th Math Advanced 6.3D: Representing Integer Operations with Models
TEKS 6th Math Advanced 6.3D: Representing Integer Operations with Models
TEKS 6th Math Advanced 6.3D: Representing Integer Operations with Models
TEKS 6th Math Advanced 6.3D: Representing Integer Operations with Models
TEKS 6th Math Advanced 6.3D: Representing Integer Operations with Models
TEKS 6th Math Advanced 6.3D: Representing Integer Operations with Models
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This lesson is aligned with §111.29. Grade 6, Middle School Advanced Mathematics, Adopted 2025.

  • TEKS 6.3.D. represent integer operations with concrete models and connect the actions with the models to standardized algorithms;

Task Cards: 24 Questions:


  1. Zoey drew the following model of a number line to solve an equation. What equation is Zoey solving?
  2. Which of the following counters form a zero pair?
  3. Represent -3 + 2 in colored counters.
  4. Which of the following counters results in -2?
  5. If +1 represents one counter and -1 represents another, what is the sum of the combined models below?
  6. Which real-world situation represents -7 + 5?
  7. Which of the following illustrates (-8) ÷ (-4) using a grouping model?
  8. What happens when two opposite integers are added together?
  9. Represent -4 - (-3) on a number line.
  10. What is the result when 8 negative counters are taken away from a group of -12?
  11. Which of the following equations represents the illustration below?
  12. If you multiply two negative integers, the result is ___.
  13. If -1 represents one counter and 1 represents another, how can you represent 4 x (-3) using the given counters?
  14. If you use a number line to model (-3) × 4, what movement would you illustrate?
  15. If you use integer chips to represent (−9)+4, how many chips are left?
  16. Represent 5 x (-5) using a number line.
  17. What is the result when you divide a negative integer by a positive integer?
  18. Represent -5 + (-8) using a number line.
  19. If one green counter represents -1, which of the following expressions illustrates the model below?
  20. Which of the following expressions represents the number line below?
  21. The integer chip model shown represents the mathematical expression: (-2 + 5) + 3.
  22. Which method would you use to evaluate the expression: (-3) - (-7)?
  23. If a student earns −49 points for an incorrect answer and divides this total by the number of attempts, which is 7, what is the result?
  24. Fill in the blank: ___ - (-6) = 9
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TEKS 6th Math Advanced 6.3D: Representing Integer Operations with Models

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Description

WHAT'S INCLUDED:

This lesson is aligned with §111.29. Grade 6, Middle School Advanced Mathematics, Adopted 2025.

  • TEKS 6.3.D. represent integer operations with concrete models and connect the actions with the models to standardized algorithms;

Task Cards: 24 Questions:


  1. Zoey drew the following model of a number line to solve an equation. What equation is Zoey solving?
  2. Which of the following counters form a zero pair?
  3. Represent -3 + 2 in colored counters.
  4. Which of the following counters results in -2?
  5. If +1 represents one counter and -1 represents another, what is the sum of the combined models below?
  6. Which real-world situation represents -7 + 5?
  7. Which of the following illustrates (-8) ÷ (-4) using a grouping model?
  8. What happens when two opposite integers are added together?
  9. Represent -4 - (-3) on a number line.
  10. What is the result when 8 negative counters are taken away from a group of -12?
  11. Which of the following equations represents the illustration below?
  12. If you multiply two negative integers, the result is ___.
  13. If -1 represents one counter and 1 represents another, how can you represent 4 x (-3) using the given counters?
  14. If you use a number line to model (-3) × 4, what movement would you illustrate?
  15. If you use integer chips to represent (−9)+4, how many chips are left?
  16. Represent 5 x (-5) using a number line.
  17. What is the result when you divide a negative integer by a positive integer?
  18. Represent -5 + (-8) using a number line.
  19. If one green counter represents -1, which of the following expressions illustrates the model below?
  20. Which of the following expressions represents the number line below?
  21. The integer chip model shown represents the mathematical expression: (-2 + 5) + 3.
  22. Which method would you use to evaluate the expression: (-3) - (-7)?
  23. If a student earns −49 points for an incorrect answer and divides this total by the number of attempts, which is 7, what is the result?
  24. Fill in the blank: ___ - (-6) = 9
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