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Ordering and Operations with Integers

This document provides details for a three-lesson unit on ordering, adding, and subtracting integers for 7th grade pre-algebra students. The lessons will introduce integers, provide modeling and examples of integer operations, and have students practice integer equations in groups through a scavenger hunt. Students will demonstrate their understanding through an integer quiz game and be assessed with a summative test.

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Ordering and Operations with Integers

This document provides details for a three-lesson unit on ordering, adding, and subtracting integers for 7th grade pre-algebra students. The lessons will introduce integers, provide modeling and examples of integer operations, and have students practice integer equations in groups through a scavenger hunt. Students will demonstrate their understanding through an integer quiz game and be assessed with a summative test.

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Lesson Title: Ordering, Adding and Subtracting Intergers

Grade Level: 7th Grade Pre-Algebra

TEK(S): 7(2)(A) Number, operation, and quantitive reasoning.

Content Objective: The student represents and uses numbers in a variety of equivalent forms.

Target: The student is expected to compare and order integers and positive rational numbers

Materials: 2 color counters (red and yellow integer ‘bingo chips’


Red and yellow dot stickers

Time period: Three period long lessons

Introduction/Anticipatory: Introduce students to integers, ask students if they know what a integer
is.
“Today we will be taught what an integer is, how to order, add, and subtract them.”

Instructional Input/ Modeling: Provide students in the front of the class on a white board different
integer equations. Provide multiple examples.
Guided Practice: Students will be put into groups, and do a Scavenger hunt. They will read a card,
do the equation, and walk around the classroom to find the correct answer to their problem. Within
the scavenger hunt should be a message. If students complete task correct, they will receive a
passing grade, if not correct, they will be able to make up the assignment with an alternate.

Checking for Understanding: Students will do a integer quiz on “Kahoot” as a class.

Closure: Have a day for a study guide, do practice problems, maybe another Kahoot as a class if
they liked the first Kahoot

Assessment: A summative test

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