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Integers and Rational Numbers Resources
Explore integers and rational numbers with over 100 printable and digital resources from Education.com’s Learning Library. Designed for middle school learners, these worksheets, games, and interactive tools support a range of learning styles and align with Common Core Standards.
Our resources include everything students need to extend their understanding of whole numbers, fractions, and decimals to integers and rational numbers. An integer is a number without a fractional part. Integers can be positive, negative, or zero. A rational number is any number that can be made by dividing two integers. Sixth graders begin learning about integers and rational numbers by exploring negative numbers in context and placing them on number lines. From there, learners build their understanding by working with absolute values and opposites of rational numbers, which sets them up for success with rational number operations. As students progress, they learn to add, subtract, multiply, and divide integers. The more fluent a learner is with integer operations, the smoother their transition to operating with rational numbers will be. By the end of seventh grade, students are expected to be proficient in rational number addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Is your learner struggling with integers and rational number concepts? We offer a wide variety of resources to help students brush up on positive fraction concepts, such as generating equivalent fractions, comparing fractions and operating with fractions, and positive decimal concepts, such as decimal place value and operating with decimals. Education.com has everything your learner needs to bridge the gap between whole numbers and rational numbers, setting students up to take on new mathematical challenges.
Whether reinforcing a new concept or reviewing a challenging skill, learners can stay engaged with seasonal and themed worksheets featuring content for holidays like Halloween, Valentine’s Day, and more. Our resources support both hands-on and digital instruction, making them perfect for classroom and at-home learning. Easily filter by grade, topic, or resource type to find the right tools to support your learners as they master integers and rational numbers.
Our resources include everything students need to extend their understanding of whole numbers, fractions, and decimals to integers and rational numbers. An integer is a number without a fractional part. Integers can be positive, negative, or zero. A rational number is any number that can be made by dividing two integers. Sixth graders begin learning about integers and rational numbers by exploring negative numbers in context and placing them on number lines. From there, learners build their understanding by working with absolute values and opposites of rational numbers, which sets them up for success with rational number operations. As students progress, they learn to add, subtract, multiply, and divide integers. The more fluent a learner is with integer operations, the smoother their transition to operating with rational numbers will be. By the end of seventh grade, students are expected to be proficient in rational number addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Is your learner struggling with integers and rational number concepts? We offer a wide variety of resources to help students brush up on positive fraction concepts, such as generating equivalent fractions, comparing fractions and operating with fractions, and positive decimal concepts, such as decimal place value and operating with decimals. Education.com has everything your learner needs to bridge the gap between whole numbers and rational numbers, setting students up to take on new mathematical challenges.
Whether reinforcing a new concept or reviewing a challenging skill, learners can stay engaged with seasonal and themed worksheets featuring content for holidays like Halloween, Valentine’s Day, and more. Our resources support both hands-on and digital instruction, making them perfect for classroom and at-home learning. Easily filter by grade, topic, or resource type to find the right tools to support your learners as they master integers and rational numbers.