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What’s My Sign? Integer Rule Task Card Set - Adding and Subtracting Edition
Print, Cut, Go!The focus of these cards is the actual sign you would get, positive or negative, when doing calculations, rather than the calculation themselves. Students identify when the resulting answer would be positive or negative. This means that students do not need calculators for this activity. This activity could be reused with by actually doing the calculations. I like my products to be flexible. I’m a huge fan of task cards and love to use them in my both my middle school and high
6th - 8th
Arithmetic, Math, Numbers
What’s My Sign? Integer Rule Task Card Set - Multiplying and Dividing
Print, Cut, Go!The focus of these cards is the actual sign you would get, positive or negative, when doing calculations, rather than the calculation themselves. Students identify when the resulting answer would be positive or negative. This means that students do not need calculators for this activity. This activity could be reused with by actually doing the calculations. I like my products to be flexible. I’ma huge fan of task cards and love to use them in my both my middle school and high s
6th - 8th
Arithmetic, Math, Numbers
Adding and subtracting integers- t-chart strategy
The t-chart strategy: Often times students struggle with adding and subtracting integers because they get too caught up in the signs and the rules. It’s also difficult for students to think of which absolute value is larger they are often struggling to make the connection of why absolute value is even needed in an integer computation problem...Thus, the t-chart strategy was born! In this bundle you will receive: 3 pages explaining the strategy A poster in color and B & W 4 full-page example pag
6th - 8th
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Mental Math
CCSS
7.NS.A.1
Rounding Task Cards - Integers
Rounding is often confusing when first introduced to students. This set of task cards, used along with the companion material on rounding rules can help with that! The lessons in the companion material use visuals to aid in student understanding of the process of rounding integers and help them to see the "why" instead of just the rule. This set of task cards can be used as a follow-up to that lesson to give your students practice in using the process of rounding. The cards start by using the
3rd - 4th
Arithmetic, Numbers, Place Value
Also included in: All About Rounding Bundle
I Have Who Has... Adding and Subtraction Integers
OUT with worksheets and IN with EngagementI Have... Who Has... is a fun collaborative game that engages students to learn and practice various skills, while providing them the opportunity to discuss problems with different students, rather than the ones they usually sit with. Play in small groups as a review, diagnostic, or for practice. Specific ExpectationsThis activity requires students to use their knowledge to: demonstrate an understanding of adding integers.demonstrate an understanding o
5th - 10th
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Math
Mean, Median, Mode - Central Tendency - Task Card Activities - Scavenger Hunt
OUT with worksheets and IN with EngagementEngage students in thinking and learning, while allowing them the opportunity to discuss problems with different students, rather than the ones they usually sit with. Use as a review, diagnostic, practice and even assessment lesson. Specific ExpectationsThis activity requires students to use their knowledge to: Cards 1-16Define Mean, Median, Mode and RangeCalculate Mean, Median, Mode and RangeCalculate the unknown MeanCalculate the unknown RangeOrder D
5th - 8th
Arithmetic, Math, Statistics
Adding Integers: I Have, Who Has?
I Have, Who Has? Adding IntegersEngage Your Students with This Fun, Interactive Math Game!Turn integer addition into an exciting classroom activity with this ready-to-print I Have, Who Has? loop card game. Students hear expressions like "5 + (−3)" and quickly compute the sum using rules for adding positive and negative integers. The game keeps everyone engaged, builds number-sense fluency with negatives, and turns a routine skill drill into a race-the-clock challenge they'll ask to play again.
5th - 10th
Arithmetic, For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
CCSS
7.NS.A.1
, 7.NS.A.1b
Integer Operations Drill Boom Cards™ | Add Subtract Multiply Divide 6th Grade
Practice integer operations with this fast-paced, self-checking Boom Card drill—perfect for building fluency with adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing integers. This engaging digital activity challenges students to solve all problems correctly to “ beat the level,” making it ideal for skill mastery, review, and math fluency practice. Students stay motivated while reinforcing essential integer rules through repetition and immediate feedback. Students will practice: Adding integers Su
6th - 8th
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Math
CCSS
6.NS.C.6a
, 7.NS.A.2a
Integers | Task Cards & Notes | Comparing & Ordering Positive & Negative Numbers
Make integers easier to understand with these engaging NO PREP task cards and notes focused on comparing and ordering positive and negative numbers!Build Stronger Integer Understanding . . . Help students gain confidence with positive and negative numbers through engaging activities designed to improve reasoning, number sense, and understanding of integer relationships. Help students build confidence working with integers, comparing values, and ordering positive and negative numbers through orga
5th - 8th
Algebra, Arithmetic, Math
Also included in: COMPUTATION and ESTIMATION BUNDLE of Differentiated Activities
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