In the past weeks I have worked with negative numbers with most of my classes. To my surprise, I have realized that most of them had absolutely no idea where we use negative numbers. Therefor, I have decided to create this inforgraphic. Let me know what you think:

Hope you enjoy these infographics because I have lots of fun making them. Let me know in the comment bellow what other things you would like to see. Have a great day. You can find me on Facebook, Tumblr, Google+, Twitter and Instagram. I will try to post there as often as possible.

Lots of love and don’t forget that maths is everywhere! Enjoy!




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November 22, 2017

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c.d. simion sr says:

Thank you so much for your help with this matter. As my Granddaughter was recently asked about this topic

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