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3rd grade graphing lessons for Easel
Pirate Map Skills: Grid Coordinates, Cardinal & Ordinal Directions, Symbols
Teach and strengthen coordinate grid math, geography mapping skills like map symbols and cardinal and ordinal directions with a compass rose, and new vocabulary with these pirate themed printable worksheets. These are fun mini-lesson activities for Talk Like A Pirate Day on September 19th or if you have a pirates themed unit. Cardinal directions and coordinate grid mapping are important introductory skills to mastering latitude and longitude map skills and being able to use an atlas. Coordinate
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3rd - 6th
Also included in: Pirates Thematic Unit Study Bundle: Talk Like A Pirate Pack!
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
Reading a Bar Graph: meeting the Common Core.
Here is an activity to challenge your students into a higher thinking level from the traditional basics. “Reading a Bar Graph” will introduce your student into interpreting graphs using a step by step guide. “Reading a Bar Graph” will present the teacher with an option of introducing their students to interpret these graphs by applying a step by step a power point format or PDF format.
Use the step by step power point guide on a smart board, overhead projection system, or board & wo
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2nd - 12th, Adult Education
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Elementary Data and Graphing Lesson
Are you looking for a basic data and graphing intro lesson? Look no further! Save your valuable time because you found it!
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*THIS PRODUCT INCLUDES:
-Intro Lesson (1)
-Posters (3) : What is data? How can you organize data?, How can a graph be used to represent data? Pictograph, Bar Graph, Circle or Pie Graph, and Line Graph
-Worksheets (3) Hair Color Graph, Eye Color Graph, and Help me make a gr
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2nd - 4th
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Bar Graph 2 and 3 Steps Questions How Many More or How Many Fewer Graphing Data
This product has been created to help students to think and solve 2 and 3 steps problems after they analyze the data using key words like more than and fewer than. It is totally editable.This resource was created to support 3rd grade Common Core standard 3.MD.3: Draw a scaled picture graph and a scaled bar graph to represent a data set with several categories. Solve one- and two-step "how many more" and "how many less" problems using information presented in scaled bar graphs.This resource can b
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3rd - 4th
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Making Decisions - Choose 1 of 3 Things
3 pages, 25 questions.Directions: If you could only have, be or do 1 of these 3 things, which would you choose? Fill in the bubbles with your answer.This is a fun activity to do whenever. It'll teach you a little about your students and you can take a survey of your own to share your answers with them!After students complete the pages, ask each question aloud and have them raise their hands when you select their option. This is a great way to introduce tally marks, voting and/or graphing results
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2nd - 5th
Also included in: Back To School Activities Pack - Fun ELA Resources
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