1. Before you sit down make sure you have all your supplies!
Monday, Sept. 19, 2016
Before you sit down make sure you have all your supplies!

2. Jumpstart =
2) =
3) =
4) =

3. What is one good thing that happened this yesterday?
Good Things!!!!
What is one good thing that happened this yesterday?

4. Rules: Subtracting- different sign
Subtracting Integers
Rules: Subtracting- different sign
KEEP, FLIP, CHANGE (KFC)

5. Rules: Subtracting- Same Sign
Subtracting Integers
Rules: Subtracting- Same Sign
Example: (- 10) =
Keep the first number the same
Example: (-10 ) =
Flip the subtraction sign to addition
Example: ( - 10) =

6. Rules: Subtracting- Same Sign
Subtracting Integers
Rules: Subtracting- Same Sign
Change the sign of the second number to its opposite
Example: =
Now subtract the numbers and take the sign of the bigger number
Example: = -2

7. -14 - (- 4) = 2) -2 - ( - 5) = 3) -17 - (- 12) = 4) --1 - ( - 15) =
You try it!!
-14 - (- 4) = ) ( - 5) =
3) (- 12) = ) ( - 15) =
5) ( - 16) = ) ( - 18) =
7) ( - 6) = ) ( -10) =

8. Homework
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9. Before you sit down make sure you have all your supplies!
Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016
Before you sit down make sure you have all your supplies!

10. -17 - ( -9) = 2) - 9 - ( -12) = 3) -12 - ( -14) = 4) - 20 - ( -3) =
Jumpstart
-17 - ( -9) =
2) ( -12) =
3) ( -14) =
4) ( -3) =

11. What is one good thing that happened this yesterday?
Good Things!!!!
What is one good thing that happened this yesterday?

12. In groups work through your packet
Subtraction in groups
In groups work through your packet
Write in your notebook not on the packet
I will set a timer for each sheet you should get through
If you get through the sheet you receive a marble

14. Homework
None

15. Before you sit down make sure you have all your supplies!
Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2016
Before you sit down make sure you have all your supplies!

16. Jumpstart
Bowling

17. What is one good thing that happened this weekend?
Good Things!!!!
What is one good thing that happened this weekend?

18. Multiplicative Inverse:
Multiplicitive Inverse, terminating decimals, repeating decimals
KIM Vocab
Multiplicative Inverse:
Means the reciprocal of the number. Example: 13 and the inverse is 1/13
Terminating decimal:
It is a decimal that ends
Repeating decimal:
It is a decimal that doesn’t end, like You may show it doesn’t end if you 0.6 with a line over top of the 6.

20. Multiplying positive and negative numbers
Same Sign ---- Positive
2 × 2 = 4
-9 × -2 = 18

21. Multiplying positive and negative numbers
Different Sign ---- negative
-2 × 2 =
- 4
-9 × 2 =
-18

22. You try it!
7 × 6 =
-8 × 4 =
-9 × -5 =
2 × -5 =

23. Dividing positive and negative numbers
Same Sign ---- Positive
2 × 2 = 4
-9 × -2 = 18

24. Divding positive and negative numbers
Different Sign ---- negative
-2 × 2 =
- 4
-9 × 2 =
-18

25. You try it!
14 ÷ 2 =
-8 ÷ 4 =
-9 ÷ -3 =
20 ÷ -5 =

26. Homework
None

27. Before you sit down make sure you have all your supplies!
Thursday, Sept. 22, 2016
Before you sit down make sure you have all your supplies!

28. Jumpstart
2 × -3 =
2) ÷ 4 =
3) 14 ÷ 7 =
4) 9 ÷ -3 =
5) -5 × -10 =

29. What is one good thing that happened yesterday?
Good Things!!!!
What is one good thing that happened yesterday?

30. Group Work: Investigation
Pages 24 and 25 in groups. (scanned)
Things to think about…
We have multplied and divide fractions and decimals before what is the difference now?
What strategies can you come up with to help you remember positive and negative numbers?

33. Homework
None

34. Before you sit down make sure you have all your supplies!
Friday, Sept. 23, 2016
Before you sit down make sure you have all your supplies!

35. Answers to homework worksheet
Jumpstart
Answers to homework worksheet

36. What is one good thing that happened this yesterday?
Good Things!!!!
What is one good thing that happened this yesterday?

37. Converting Fractions to Decimals
How do you think we convert fractions to decimals?

38. Fraction line also means divided by
Converting Fractions to Decimals 2 5
Fraction line also means divided by

39. Converting Fractions to Decimals2 5
Numerator or top number goes under divide sign
5 2
Denominator or bottom number goes on the outside of the divide sign

40. Converting Fractions to Decimals
5 2
Step 1: How many times does 5 go into 2?
Step 2: Add a decimal under the division sign and on top of the division sign. 0.
5 2.

41. Converting Fractions to Decimals
Step 3: Add a zero under the division sign 0.
5 2.0
Step 4: How many times does 5 go into 20
0. 4
5 2.0
-2 0
Answer = 0.4

42. Converting Fractions to Decimals3 4
Numerator or top number goes under divide sign
4 3
Denominator or bottom number goes on the outside of the divide sign

43. Converting Fractions to Decimals
4 3
Step 1: How many times does 4 go into 3?
Step 2: Add a decimal under the division sign and on top of the division sign. 0.
4 3.

44. Converting Fractions to Decimals
Step 3: Add a zero under the division sign 0.
4 3.0
Step 4: How many times does 4 go into 30
0. 7
4 3.0
-2 8 2
Answer = 0.4

45. Converting Fractions to Decimals
Step 5: Continue adding zeros till the numbers end or repeat and see how many times 4 goes into the new number.
0. 7 5
4 3.00
-2 8 20
-20
Answer = 0.75

46. You try it!
Page 51

47. Homework
None