Move over, Mount Everest. Mauna Kea in Hawaii is the tallest mountain on Earth when measured from its underwater base to its summit. Underwater base vs. summit? They are like opposite ends of a number line. Today, you'll explore all sorts of data about Mauna Kea by comparing and ordering integers from least to greatest. Grab your pencil and let's get started!
Mountain Math: Exploring Integers and Number Lines
Additional Educational Resources:
Number Lines and Negative Numbers Large Workbook - (Grade 6)
Equations and Inequalities Large Workbook - (Grade 6)
Quick Assessment - Solving Simple Inequalities: Exploring One- and Two-Step Inequalities
Beat the Clock: Race Through Mixed Customary Units
Calculating the Area of a Polygon through Shape Decomposition
Operation Integers: Number Lines and Opposites
Calculating Areas: Finding the Area of a Triangle
Mountain Math: Exploring Integers and Number Lines
GRADES:
Additional Educational Resources:
Number Lines and Negative Numbers Large Workbook - (Grade 6)
Equations and Inequalities Large Workbook - (Grade 6)
Quick Assessment - Solving Simple Inequalities: Exploring One- and Two-Step Inequalities
Beat the Clock: Race Through Mixed Customary Units
Calculating the Area of a Polygon through Shape Decomposition
Operation Integers: Number Lines and Opposites
Calculating Areas: Finding the Area of a Triangle