Vocabulary
Chip Model
Inequalities
Number lines
Comparing Rational Numbers
100

A math tool used to display numbers in order.

 Also used to find relationships in negative and positive numbers

What is a number line

100

A black chip represents what value

+1

100

x<2.5 means that I should have this type of circle when graphing

What is an open circle.

100

These numbers are missing

-14   -13 ___    -11    -10 ____    -8    -7

What is -12 and -9
100

Use >,< or = to compare these numbers

25 _____ -25

What is >

25 > -25

200

Numbers on the left side of 0 in a number line

What is negative numbers

200

Adding this will not change the value of the board, but give you more chips to work with 

What is zero pairs

200

The symbols in an inequality that tell me to shade to the right.

What is the greater than or greater than and equal to signs

200

This number is lower down on a vertical number line

+114     -113     -113.25



What is -113.25 is the lowest number.

200

Put these integers in order from least to greatest

-18, 10,  +5, -11 1/2, 12

What is

-18, -11 1/2, +5, 10, 12

300

Numbers that are the same distance from zero 

What is opposites
300
List an example of a combination of red chips and black chips that will give a value of zero. 


Answers will vary 

Equal numbers of red and black chips

300

When reading an inequality the x really translates to this

Ex. x<2  (hint: I say it every time I read one in class)

What is "shade all the numbers " or "all the numbers"

300

If I start on -25 on a number line and add 13. 

I finish at this number

What is +12

300

Use >,< or = to compare these numbers

-75 ____ -90

What is >

Since both numbers are negative, the one closest to zero is larger, -75 is the larger number.

400

Define integer

What is a set of numbers, their opposites and zero

400

Give the number sentence and answer for the chip board:

 6 red chips and adding 20 black chips 

-6++20=+14

400

True or False: When graphing an inequality I never have to use the number in the problem for anything.

Explain why you do or do no have to use it

What is false.

We use the number to put an open or closed circle. It tells us whether that number is part of the solution

400

 The halfway number between -4 and 2

What is -1

400

Use >,< or = to compare these numbers

-4.3___-4.03

What is <

since both number are negative the number closest to 0 has a larger value ,-4.03.

500

Give 3 different examples of a rational number.

There are four types to choose from

A fraction, a decimal, repeating decimal, integer

Examples will vary.

500

Give the number sentence  and answer for the following chip board:

4 red chips , remove 3 black chips

-4-+3=-7

500

List the steps to graph the following inequality

x<2.5

What is

1.Place open circle at 2.5

2. Shade to all the numbers to the left of 2.5 including arrow


500

Describe the location of the opposite numbers on a number line of these numbers:

-9 , 10.5 ,  1/2,  -5/2

Hint: Say what two numbers each number is in between of ex. 2 is between positive 1 and positive 3

What is:

-9's opposite is 9: is in between 10 and 8 

10.5' opp is -10.5 is in the middle of  -10 and -11

1/2's opposite is -1/2 is in the middle of -1 and -2

-5/2's opposite is 5/2 or 2.5, in the middle of 2 and3

500

Use >,< or = to compare these numbers

-3/5  _____ -3/6

What is <

-3/5 = -.6             -3/6 = -.5

The number closest to 0 is -.5, therefore it has a greater value