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1st grade graphing projects for Google Apps
Google Sheets Projects for Grades K-2: 5 Types of Graphs
Guided Projects that Teach making Charts and Graphs in Google Sheets are the ideal way to build technology literacy for our youngest students. This set of 5 projects show students 5 different graph types so that by the time they get through the final project they could do it independently. Graph Types Included:ColumnBarPieLineScatterEach one requires students to create a chart of the data and then turn it into a graph.Teacher Guide Includes:Standards AddressedLinks to the Google Sheets Templates
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K - 2nd
Zoo Animals Activities Bundled | Zoo Graphing & Zoo Bingo Game
Are you taking a field trip to the Zoo? Or maybe you need activities to liven up your animal unit.You and your kids will LOVE these zoo activities! They are super fun and an ideal way to practice the names and recognition of zoo animals. No printing or prep is needed! Zoo Bingo comes in print and digital versions! Students may use animal crackers, animal erasers, bingo chips, or other counters to cover their answers in the print version, while the digital version has fun movable pieces!You and y
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K - 2nd
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Geometric String Art: 4-Point Star
Create a beautiful 4-point star using a traditional number system for younger students or coordinates for older students. Comes with both sets of instructions, ready to print for student use! Use when teaching about symmetry, coordinate plane, cartioid, point, segment or just for fun! Includes a material list and possible modifications to use with all students.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Data Collection Poster Project
Use this resource to help your students plan out a Data Collection Poster.This includes a template for planning out their questions/survey and also a checklist of items for their poster.
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1st - 3rd
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Graphing Project
This is a project that takes students through the stages of planning, data collection, graphing, and interpreting the graph. Students can come up with their idea for their graph and survey their class to come up with the data.
Line Plot Project - GO Math Chapter 8 Lesson 9 Companion Lesson
Looking for a hands-on activity to practice measuring? Here’s your chance to get kids excited about measuring to the nearest inch, while creating a line plot with the results! Split your class into two groups-boys & girls. Measure how long each girl’s hair is and write the data in the chart. Have the boys jump and measure how far each boy jumps. Write the length of each jump in the chart for boys. Once data is collected, you can answer the questions on the handout. After completing the chart
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1st - 4th
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