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Negative Numbers

Web simulation on Negative Numbers, a core topic in middle school math (Cambridge, IB MYP, Common Core). Ideal for classroom or home learning — no VR gear required. Try it free below, or get full access with our AI Superhuman STEM Tutor for step-by-step guidance.

Math

clock 10 minutes

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Learning Objectives

  • Recognize and understand what negative numbers are and where they are used in real life (temperature, debts, etc.).
  • Locate negative numbers on a number line.
  • Understand absolute value as the distance from zero on the number line.
  • Perform addition and subtraction involving negative and positive integers.
  • Solve word problems involving contexts with negative numbers (e.g., finance, temperature).

Topics

  • Number / Integers
  • Arithmetic / Number Sense
  • Operations with Integers
  • Algebra Foundations
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