Zero Pairs Worksheet
Explore the concept of zero pairs with this interactive worksheet for Grade 2 students, focusing on understanding positive and negative numbers.
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Zero Pairs Practice
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Read each question carefully and use your knowledge of zero pairs to answer. Remember, a zero pair is when a positive number and a negative number of the same value cancel each other out to make zero.
1. Which of the following shows a zero pair?
2 and 2
3 and -3
5 and 0
1 and 2
2. If you have 4 positive counters and 4 negative counters, what is the total value?
8
-8
0
4
Fill in the blank to complete the zero pair.
3. 5 and make a zero pair.
4. -7 and make a zero pair.
5. and -10 make a zero pair.
6. Draw circles to show a zero pair for the number 3. Use '+' for positive and '-' for negative.
7. Draw circles to show a zero pair for the number -2. Use '+' for positive and '-' for negative.
Decide if each statement is True or False.
8. A positive number and a smaller negative number always make a zero pair.
True
False
9. A zero pair always adds up to zero.
True
False
10. Use the number line to show how 2 and -2 make a zero pair. Draw arrows showing the movement.
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