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1
7th Grade Math
  • Week of 8/18/14

2
Monday Bell Work
  • 1) 7.2 4.31
  • 2) 3.8 1.25
  • 3) round to tenths- 2.9547

3
1. Estimate
This word actually means.. find an answer close
to the exact answer.
What does this word mean to you?
Explain how you would use this word in math.
Examples
4
Lesson
  • Absolute Value and Opposites 7. NS.1a Describe
    situations in which opposite quantities combine
    to make 0.

5
Lesson
  • Absolute Value
  • How far a number is from zero.Example "6" is 6
    away from zero, but "-6" is also 6 away from
    zero.So, the absolute value of 6 is 6, and the
    absolute value of -6 is also 6.The symbol ""
    is placed either side to mean "Absolute Value",
    so we can write -6 6
  • http//www.mathsisfun.com/definitions/absolute-val
    ue.html

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--8 -8
  • If the negative is outside the absolute value
    bar, it will create a negative answer. It is the
    same as multiplying the answer by -1.
  • Can be written -1 -8 -8

7
Additive Inverses (opposites)
  • What you add to a number to get zero. The
    negative of a number.Example The additive
    inverse of -5 is 5, because -5 5 0.The
    additive inverse of 5 is -5 as well.

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Exit / Closure
  • Write in your NB (composition notebook)
  • 3 things that you learned today.
  • Share with a friend.

9
Tuesday Bell Work
  1. -28
  2. -32
  3. - 29 _____ -30

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2. Evaluate
This word actually means.. to find the value of
a numerical or algebraic expression
What does this word mean to you?
Explain how you would use this word in math.
Examples
11
Lesson
  • Integers with operations
  • SPI 0706.2.5 Solve contextual problems that
    involve operations with integers.

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Multipli-cation
Division
Addition
subtraction
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Addition Notes
  • 2 integers with same sign
  • - Add the absolute values
  • Keep the same sign -2-3 -5 437
  • 2) 2 integers with different signs
  • - find the difference of the absolute values-
    keep sign of the greater absolute value- 5 8
    3 4 -2 2
  • same signs add and keep/ different signs
    subtract
  • Key words
  • Deposit, ascend, rose, gain, increase, above

17
Subtraction Notes
  • Change all subtraction problems to addition
    problems
  • Add the opposite following the addition rules
  • 7- 15 2- (-3)
  • 7 (-15) -8 2 3 5
  • -5-3
  • -5 (-3) -8
  • you can add the opposite because they are
    inverse operations and Undo each other
  • Key words
  • withdrawal, descend, loss, lowest, decrease,
    below

18
Multiplication Notes
  • When multiplying 2 integers
  • If the sign is the same positive answer
  • If the sign is different negative answer
  • 6 6 36
  • - - -2 -3 6
  • - -5 3 -15
  • - - 7 -2 -14
  • Key words of, times

19
Division Notes
  • When dividing 2 integers
  • If the sign is the same positive answer
  • If the sign is different negative answer
  • 8 2 4
  • - - -6 -3 2
  • - -9 3 -3
  • - - 4 -2 -2
  • Key words per, quotient

20
Exit / Closure
  • Give 3 examples of why it would be important for
    you to know the how to subtract/ add integers.

21
Wednesday Bell Work
  1. -2 18
  2. 4 -25
  3. -90 -10

22
3. Justify
This word actually means.. to give a
satisfactory reason for something done / create a
viable argument.
What does this word mean to you?
Explain how you would use this word in math.
Examples
23
Lesson
  • Integers with operations
  • SPI 0706.2.5 Solve contextual problems that
    involve operations with integers.

24
Exit / Closure
  • Why is it important to know the difference
    between a withdrawal and an deposit?

25
Thursday Bell Work
  • The mountain has an elevation of 2,298 ft. The
    valley has a depth of -224 ft. What is the
    difference?
  • Draw and label picture before solving.

26
4. Quantity
This word actually means.. total value of a
given group or specific amount.
What does this word mean to you?
Explain how you would use this word in math.
Examples
27
Lesson
  • N2K SPI 0706.2.5 Solve contextual problems that
    involve operations with integers
  • N2K 1

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  • Critical Thinking Activity
  • 1. Sean has a checking account at USA Bank. He
    deposited 3 checks, each for 202. He then
    bought a new video game system for 499. What
    integer best describes Seans current bank
    account balance?
  • A) 107
  • B) 107
  • C) 297
  • D) 297

29
  • 1. Denver, Colorado is called The Mile High
    City because its elevation is 5280 feet above
    sea level. Someone tells you that the elevation
    of Death Valley, California is -282 feet.
  • Is Death Valley located above or below sea level?
    Cite evidence from the paragraph to justify your
    reasoning.
  • How many feet higher is Denver than Death Valley?
    Show your work.
  • What would your elevation be if you were standing
    near the ocean? Draw a picture of where you
    would be standing in comparison to both Denver
    and Death Valley.

30
Exit / Closure
  • What did you learn about todays N2K?
  • Do you have questions about the process?

31
Friday Bell Work
  • The man wrote 3 checks (28.52, 14.38, 31.21).
    The beginning checking account balance was
    423.57. What is his remaining balance.

32
5. Coefficient
This word actually means.. the number that is
multiplied by the variable in an algebraic
expression/equation.
What does this word mean to you?
Explain how you would use this word in math.
Examples
33
Lesson
  • Contextual Integers SPI 0706.2.5 Solve
    contextual problems that involve operations with
    integers.
  • Work on the contextual problems

34
Exit / Closure
  • List key words that helped you understand what
    operation to perform.
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