Unit 7 · Standard 6.EE.8
Write Inequalities
My Notes Level 1 Support Level 2 Standard Level 3 Enrichment
Today's objectives
Content Objective: I can write inequalities to represent real-world situations.
Language Objective: I can explain my inequality using the words inequality, greater than, less than, and at least / at most.
📖 See Learn It for the explanation and worked examples, and the Vocab tab for the words. These are your notes to fill in and keep.
✏️ Fill in each blank as we go. Use the Word Bank to help you.
📚 Word Bank — fill each blank with the best word
👆 Tap any word to see what it means and a picture.
Level 3: try the blanks from memory first, then check the bank.
- 1A math sentence comparing values with <, >, ≤, or ≥ is an .
- 2The symbol > that means one value is larger than another means .
- 3The symbol < that means one value is smaller than another means .
- 4'At least' means greater than or equal to, and 'at most' means than or equal to.
- 5A letter that stands for an unknown number is a .
- 6The phrase that means less than or equal to is "no more than," written with the symbol.
Reflect — Exit Ticket
Which inequality represents: 'A number n is at least 14'?
- n ≥ 14
- n > 14
- n ≤ 14
- n < 14
Your answer: