Real Number System Math Lib
Real Number System Math Lib
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math lib activity
REAL NUMBER SYSTEM
“Math Lib” Activity!
Objective: Students will classify real numbers as irrational numbers, rational numbers,
integers, whole numbers, and natural numbers with this Real Number System “Math
Lib” Activity. Square roots and absolute value are included.
Activity Directions: Print and post the ten stations around the room. Give each
student the worksheet to record their work as they travel to the stations. Group
students (I typically do groups of 3) and assign to a starting problem. Set the timer for
3 minutes (more if needed). Students solve the problem at the station, then look for
their answer and record the piece to the story. When the timer goes off, they move to
the next station.
You can edit each slide to change the teacher names and all story elements to
personalize for your students. PowerPoint is required to edit the slides. They enjoy
seeing which one of their teachers is the “star” of the story!
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
9 10
− 121
A) Rational Numbers Mr. Donohue
B) Integers Ms. Jackson
C) Whole Numbers Mrs. Reagan
D) Natural Numbers Mr. Williamson
E) Irrational Numbers Miss Hogan
© Gina Wilson (All Things Algebra®, LLC), 2022
2 Which is the smallest
subset of real numbers
that contains the
value below?
3
14
A) Whole Numbers honored
B) Irrational Numbers perplexed
C) Natural Numbers tickled pink
D) Rational Numbers shocked
E) Integers annoyed
© Gina Wilson (All Things Algebra®, LLC), 2022
3 Which is the smallest
subset of real numbers
that contains the
value below?
−8
A) Natural Numbers carving pumpkins
60
A) Rational Numbers Adele
Integers
36
C) −
8
Whole
D) 3− 3
Irrational
Natural
A) − 10
E) 289
Whole
Irrational
Natural
A) 225
2
E) (−3)
A) A only Australia
B) A and D Las Vegas
C) C and D Disney World
D) B and E Paris
E) C and E New York City
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7 Which value(s) are
incorrectly placed
in the diagram below?
Rational
C) 4.17
Integers
D) − 196
Whole
45
E)
Irrational 9
A) 80 Natural
B) − 6 F) 0
Irrational
Natural
A) − 8
28
B) 169 E)
7
Integers
D) (−4)3
Whole
Irrational
Natural
A) 150
B) 248 E) − − 12
C) 256,
68
4
, −57 , (−7)2 , 9
hoping to win a trophy
144
D) 81, 21, , 0, 4
6
filming a music video
E) 50,
27
3
, 40 , 289, 37
showing off their sweet skills
© Gina Wilson (All Things Algebra®, LLC), 2022
ANSWER KEY
1) Integers (B – Ms. Jackson)
8) B, C, and D (C – sombreros)
10) 256,
68
4
, −57 , (−7)2 , 9 (C – hoping to win a
a trophy)
© Gina Wilson (All Things Algebra®, LLC), 2022
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