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Work as a class to create a "cheat sheet" if you will on all the important key points from this unit! 

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Work as a class to create a "cheat sheet" if you will on all the important key points from this unit! 

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--> Feel free to add links/images to appropriate videos/images from the internet that would help too!

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Different signs subtract - keep the sign of the higher number, then you'll be exact!

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If you subtract a negitive is the same as adding a positive!

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subtracting a negative is the same as adding a positive.

subtracting a positive is like adding a negative

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subtracting a positive is the same as adding a negative.

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subtracting a positive is the same as adding a negative.

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Subtracting a negative is the same as adding a positive.

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Which IXL strands would be helpful??

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subtracting a negative is the same as adding a positive

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subtracting a negative is the same as adding a positive

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rational number is anything that can be turned into a fraction

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rational number is anything that can be turned into a fraction

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YES!!! Don't forget this!

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stay after for more help so you can get better at math

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stay after for more help so you can get better at math

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if you subtract a positive it is the same thing as adding a negitive

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if you subtract a positive it is the same thing as adding a negitive

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great examples!

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Subtract and keep the sign of the bigger number

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Subtract and keep the sign of the bigger number

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Absolute Value is the distance from zero

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Absolute Value is the distance from zero

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Great! Remember this when you're dealing with word problems or examples for temperature especially!

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ask mrs.jacobs or mrs. teranna if you could stay after for help

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ask mrs.jacobs or mrs. teranna if you could stay after for help