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3rd grade graphing bulletin board ideas for Easel
Back to School Getting to Know You Data Collections and Graphs
This product is ready for distance learning. Check out the TpT Digital Activity button. I have already created a student-friendly digital activity with directions and answer boxes that can be used through Google Classroom.This packet has 28 different questions about Back to School for students to use for data collection. The questions are on ¼ of a page, so that the teacher only needs to use up to 7 sheets of paper for this part of the activity. A blank sheet is also included for your own ideas.
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3rd - 5th
Also included in: Back to School Bundle
Birthday Pictograph, Bar Graph, Frequency Table & Line Plot Activities
Make graphing fun with birthdays! Together, kids create human and picture graphs. Then each child makes a bar chart. As a bonus, they can also crunch the data in frequency tables and display it on a line plot. Open the preview to take a closer look at the math activities.First, create a human graph. Ask kids to line up against a wall according to birth month. There’s only one catch: no talking! When you’re done, with a bird’s eye view, you’ve created a graph!Second, work together to build a pict
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3rd - 4th
Jack-o'-Lantern Mystery Picture (Pumpkin, Color Grid)
This activity is for students just beginning to learn about coordinate grids and map skills. The x-axis of the grid is letters and the y-axis of the grid is numbers. This project can be used for Halloween. Students will create a drawing of a Jack-o’-Lantern using various colors to fill in the grid. This activity can be a class project or something to be worked on independently when time allows. It also works as an extra credit assignment or when there is a substitute teacher. Looks great on
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2nd - 4th
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