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Integer Warm Up: Monday! Write out the alphabet assigning integer values to each letter with A = -13, B= -12, C= -11… Note there is not zero, skip zero and go to one when you get to the letter N. N should be positive one! Now tell me what the following would be worth if adding: • Your name • Your Special Someone’s name ( if it is positive, it is a love match!) • The month you were born • A word with the smallest value posible

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Page 1: Integer Warm Up: Monday! Write out the alphabet assigning integer values to each letter with A = -13, B= -12, C= -11… Note there is not zero, skip zero

Integer Warm Up: Monday!Write out the alphabet assigning integer values to each

letter with A = -13, B= -12, C= -11…

Note there is not zero, skip zero and go to one when you get to the letter N. N should be positive one!

Now tell me what the following would be worth if adding:

• Your name• Your Special Someone’s name ( if it is

positive, it is a love match!)• The month you were born• A word with the smallest value posible• A word with the largest value possible

Page 2: Integer Warm Up: Monday! Write out the alphabet assigning integer values to each letter with A = -13, B= -12, C= -11… Note there is not zero, skip zero

Warm Up- Tuesday- Friday

• 10 Tiles on Doc Camera

• SOL One A Day!

Page 3: Integer Warm Up: Monday! Write out the alphabet assigning integer values to each letter with A = -13, B= -12, C= -11… Note there is not zero, skip zero

Math Goals This Week!• Warm Up Alphabet-Monday, 10 Tiles

Tuesday-Friday• Lesson: Properties• Activity: Pictorial Properties, Sorts,

Create Properties Cubes, Test Friday• Review Slides: Fraction, decimal,

percent…• Homework: Worksheet or sort Monday

through Thursday, Test on Properties Friday

Page 4: Integer Warm Up: Monday! Write out the alphabet assigning integer values to each letter with A = -13, B= -12, C= -11… Note there is not zero, skip zero

+ = +

•Numbers change places

•Look at the order on the left versus the order on the right side of the equal sign.

•Works only with ADDING and MULTIPLICATION!!!

Page 5: Integer Warm Up: Monday! Write out the alphabet assigning integer values to each letter with A = -13, B= -12, C= -11… Note there is not zero, skip zero

( x )x = (x )x

• The numbers that are grouped together changed. Look inside the ( ).

•There are different friends paired together on the left side versus the right side.

•Be careful who you “associate” with!!!

•Works only with ADITION and MULTIPLICATION!!

Page 6: Integer Warm Up: Monday! Write out the alphabet assigning integer values to each letter with A = -13, B= -12, C= -11… Note there is not zero, skip zero

( + )= +x x

How many do you have on the left versus the right?

• The number outside the parenthesis is distributed to each of the numbers inside.

•“Distribute” means to hand-out.

•You have two operations happening in the same problem!!!

Page 7: Integer Warm Up: Monday! Write out the alphabet assigning integer values to each letter with A = -13, B= -12, C= -11… Note there is not zero, skip zero

X 1=

+ 0 =

What can you multiply or add

to a number and

not change the number?

•Any number times 1 equals the number.

•Any number plus 0 equals the number.

•Your “Identity” is who you are…. Do not let that change!!!!

Page 8: Integer Warm Up: Monday! Write out the alphabet assigning integer values to each letter with A = -13, B= -12, C= -11… Note there is not zero, skip zero

+ = 0

x =1

What can you add to a number

and get 0?

What can you multiply a

number by and get 1?

• Any number plus it’s opposite equals zero.• Any number times its reciprocal equals one.•Multiplicative Inverse and Reciprocal are the same…FLIP!!!

Page 9: Integer Warm Up: Monday! Write out the alphabet assigning integer values to each letter with A = -13, B= -12, C= -11… Note there is not zero, skip zero

What is on the quiz?

• Proportion Word Problems

• Fraction to Decimal to Percent

• Properties Review Questions

Page 10: Integer Warm Up: Monday! Write out the alphabet assigning integer values to each letter with A = -13, B= -12, C= -11… Note there is not zero, skip zero

Six

• Our science experiment yielded 37 red blood cells out of 60 blood cells. How many red blood cells would be expected in a sample of the same blood that has 925 blood cells?

Page 11: Integer Warm Up: Monday! Write out the alphabet assigning integer values to each letter with A = -13, B= -12, C= -11… Note there is not zero, skip zero

Seven:

• A factory can produce 247 monitors during 5 working days. How many working days will it take to make 1000 monitors?

Page 12: Integer Warm Up: Monday! Write out the alphabet assigning integer values to each letter with A = -13, B= -12, C= -11… Note there is not zero, skip zero

Change the following fractions to percents!

• 3/18

• 1/45

• 56/890

• 4/15

Page 13: Integer Warm Up: Monday! Write out the alphabet assigning integer values to each letter with A = -13, B= -12, C= -11… Note there is not zero, skip zero

Change the Percents to Decimals!

Percent Means Per Hundred!

• 86%

• 20%

• 43%

• 4%

Page 14: Integer Warm Up: Monday! Write out the alphabet assigning integer values to each letter with A = -13, B= -12, C= -11… Note there is not zero, skip zero

Give an Example of Each Property!

• Associative

• Commutative

• Distributive

• Identity Multiply

• Identity Addition

• Inverse Addition

• Inverse Multiply

Page 15: Integer Warm Up: Monday! Write out the alphabet assigning integer values to each letter with A = -13, B= -12, C= -11… Note there is not zero, skip zero

TASK!

FRACTION, DECIMAL, PERCENT

MATCH AND GLUE

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