FOCUS 4PRE-ALGEBRA

RATIONAL NUMBER OPERATIONS

ADDITION & SUBTRACTION

7.NS.1.A-D, 7.NS.3, 7.EE3

SETTING UP YOUR WORKBOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS

Date Title Page

10/28 Fall KSD Math Summative Scores #

10/29 Focus 4 Learning Goal, Scale, Target Chart #

10/29 7.NS.1 Vocab & Number Line #

10/29 7.NS.1 Positive & Negative Numbers-CMP2 – Inv. 1.1 #

10/30 7.NS.1 Comparing & Relationships between positive & negative numbers CMP2- Inv. 1.2

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10/31 7.NS. 1 Distance & Direction between numbers CMP2 – Inv. 1.3 #

11/4 7.NS.1 Using a Chip Model CMP- Inv. 1.4 #

11/6 7.NS.1 Intro- Addition of Integers CMP2- Inv. 2.1 #

11/7 7.NS.1 Intro- Subtraction of Integers CMP2- Inv. 2.2

FRESH LEFT

FALL KSD MATH SUMMATIVE SCORES

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Groups & Me 7.EE 7.NS 7.RPDistrict Average(not complete)

School Average(not complete)

Class Average(not complete)

My Average(complete)

RATIONAL NUMBER OPERATION LEARNING GOAL

Students will be able to apply the operations of addition and

subtraction to rational numbers, represent the operations on a

number line diagram, and solve real world problems. Students will

be able to recognize opposites and absolute value.

7.NS.1 VOCAB TERMSVocabulary Terms Definition

Negative Numbers #’s left of Zero (0), negative sign (-)

Positive Numbers #’s right of Zero, positive sign (+)

Opposites, orNumber Pairs,

are the same distance from zero but in opposite directions

Integers are ALL positive and negative WHOLE #’s

Rational Numbers Ratio of 2 integers (like fractions); Repeating or terminating decimals

Absolute Value the distance a number is from zero. Absolute value is ALWAYS Positive.

Additive Inverse What you add to a number to get zero.Ex: The additive inverse of -5 is 5 because -5 + 5 = 0The additive inverse of +5 is -5 because +5 -5 = 0

Algorithm

Community Property

TODAY, MY LEARNING TARGET IS TO…

• Develop algorithms for subtracting integers

• Model subtraction of integers using distance and direction on a number line and a chip model

• Observe that the Commutative Property does

not hold for subtraction of rational numbers

TODAY, I ACHIEVED MY LEARNING TARGET BY…

• Developing algorithms for subtracting integers

• Modeling subtraction of integers using distance and direction on a number line and a chip model

• Observing that the Commutative Property does

not hold for subtraction of rational numbers

HOMEWORK

Finish class work as homework