Integers: Representation and Ordering
Students will extend their understanding of numbers to include negative integers, representing them on a number line and ordering them.
Key Questions
- Explain how negative integers are used to represent quantities below zero or in opposite directions.
- Compare and order positive and negative integers using a number line and real-world contexts.
- Justify the relative position of any two integers on a number line.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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