Introduction to Integers
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Introduction to Integers
Spot the Integers
Start with the number line. Numbers get greater as you move right and smaller as you move left.
- Counting numbers stop at 100.
- Integers include negative whole numbers, zero, and positive whole numbers.
- Zero is the smallest integer.
- Fractions are all integers.
Integers in the Real World
A negative number can describe a value below a reference point, an amount owed, or a loss. Zero is the reference point in these examples.
- 8 degrees above 0°F
- 8 degrees below 0°F
- 8 degrees warmer than 8°F
- The temperature is exactly 0°F
- A $6 debt
- A gain of 4 points
- No change in score
- +4
- -6
- 0
Explain and Create
Use what you know about zero, opposites, and direction on the number line.
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