(-3)+(-1)=
1. owe 3 and owe 1= owe
1. have 7 and have 3= have
(-6) +(-8)=
1. owe 6 and owe 8= owe
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Nice integer post Cheyanne! good job on the post. The only thing you need to work on is getting a video and finding a link. Otherwise, good job.
ReplyDeleteGood post Cheyanne. I like how you showed the number line and standard, I just wish you would have put all the models not just the number line. You also forgot to put a website link and a video so make sure to put those things in next time.
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