For this real numbers worksheet, students solve and complete 80 various types of problems. First, they add like terms using the proper sign. Then, students subtract like terms and write the correct sign for each answer.

In this ordering numbers instructional activity, students solve 5 problems in which a series of five positive and negative numbers are ordered from least to greatest.

In this introduction to algebraic thinking, students perform given calculations. They draw a sequence of pictures to explain the equation. This five page worksheet contains six multi-step problems.

In this whole numbers worksheet, students fill in different charts asking about the place value of various whole numbers. Students complete 8 problems.

In this subtracting integers worksheet, students complete problems and fill in charts that require them to subtract integers. Students complete 8 problems.

In this integers computation worksheet, learners solve 96 problems that require them to add, subtract, multiply, and divide using 1 and 2-digit integers.

For this word worksheet, 9th graders examine pictures and write a mathematical phrase to describe the picture.  This one-page worksheet contains 25 problems.  Answers are provided.

In this one plus one worksheet, students solve a cryptarithm.  They determine the digit that is represented by each letter.  This one-page worksheet contains 1 problem.  The answer is provided.

In this psychological game worksheet, students write positive integers.  They explore the relative frequency of the numbers used.  This one-page worksheet contains 1 problem.  The answer is listed at the bottom of the page.

In this trivia magic square worksheet, students fill in the magic square from given clues.  This one-page worksheet contains a five by five square.  The answer is provided.

In this algebra worksheet, students identify the property being used in each problem. They plot numbers on a number line. There are 30 questions.

In this middle school mathematics worksheet, students simplify expression with signed numbers and evaluate expressions for the given value of the variable. The one page worksheet contains twelve problems. Answers are not provided. 

In this Algebra II worksheet, students match the number to the number set it belongs to. Students are given a list of options such as natural, real, complex, and a number that corresponds to on set of options. There are 6 questions.

In this integers worksheet, students solve and complete 9 different types of problems. First, they work out the multiplication and division of integers shown. Then, students circle the statements that are true at the bottom of the sheet.

Sixth graders investigate integers. In pairs, they create and publish a brochure that presents information about positive and negative integers, includes hand-drawn illustrations, and integer-related graphics.

In this math worksheet, students find the values of the four sets of problems that use addition and subtraction with the integer number system.

Students solve 24 logarithmic equations. Nine of these have single integer answers, Nine answers are in fraction form, and 6 have two possible answers.

In this integers worksheet, students write the integer numbers in order from greatest to least and then from least to greatest.

In this integer multiplication worksheet, 3rd graders complete a total of 120 problems, multiplying one and two-digit integers.

In this additive inverse worksheet, students solve 8 short answer problems. Students identify the additive inverse of a given integer such as negative thirty four or positive twenty five.

In this integers worksheet, students find the sum or difference of 30 problems. Students evaluate 6 expressions and substitute values for variables in 3 problems.

In this positive and negative numbers learning exercise, students solve 60 problems in which integers are added or subtracted. There are no hints or examples.

Students examine the concept of positive and negative integers, adding and subtracting integers on a number line. They visit various Internet websites, solving problems using integers and completing a worksheet.

Third graders explore positive and negative integers. This follows a lesson entitled, Cherries Are Positive, Lemons Are Negative and uses Cherry heads and Lemon heads.