Opposites and the Opposite of an Opposite
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Opposites and the Opposite of an Opposite
Opposites worksheet for Grade 6: the opposite and the opposite of the opposite of four integers, where opposites lie on the number line, and a sentence to finish. With an answer key.
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- Skill
- Integers Worksheets
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- Time
- About 10 minutes
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- Integers on a Number Line
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Place positive and negative numbers on a number line, compare them and find absolute value, then add, subtract, multiply and divide integers, using the number line and the sign rules.
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How to use this sheet
- Keep a number line from −20 to 20 beside the sheet for every problem the child is unsure of.
- Have the child say the problem as a story, such as the temperature or money owed.
- For multiplying and dividing, have the child decide the sign first, then work out the number.
Common mistakes
- Thinking −8 is greater than −3 because 8 is greater than 3. On the number line, −8 is further left, so it is less.
- Using the multiplying sign rule for adding, so −3 + −5 becomes 8. Two negatives added make a bigger negative: −8.
- Dropping the sign when subtracting a negative, so 4 − (−2) becomes 2. Subtracting a negative is adding: 6.
