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Free graphing lessons
Class Data Display | Bar Graphs, Tallies, Pictographs
Class Data Display | Bar Graphs, Tallies, Pictographs:Enhance data literacy skills with our Class Data Display poster! This interactive poster allows students to collect and display information about their class, including favorite seasons, desserts, colors, and eye colors. With two versions available - AUS and UK/US spellings - students can practice using different spellings while learning about data representation. Check out these other fun resources:Place Value House | Craftivity Multiplicati
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2nd - 3rd
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FREE Upper Elementary Estimation Jar and Data Feature Analysis
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This UPPER ELEMENTARY Estimation Jar Activity teaches students to look at data and analyze its features. The Estimation Jar is a favorite of my students. Use these two activities over and over!
Activity #1: Students learn the difference between a guess and an estimate. They estimate how many items are in the est
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3rd - 6th
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Name Graph Activities Freebie!
One of my favorite activities to do at the beginning of the year is a name graph. It's a quick little activity that allows me to quickly assess which of my students know how to spell their name, who can write their own name, and who can count. We do the graph as a whole class, but you could use this page as a student recording sheet as well. You could also project the graph and do it on the computer. I may use our school's poster maker to blow it up to a large size so I can hang it up for a
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K - 2nd
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Project Based Learning: Teacher for the Day Fractions, Decimals, Percents
FREE project-based learning activity for 4th, 5th, and 6th grade.
This is a great collaborative activity where groups of 3 students create a test to give to two other groups of students. Each student ends up taking two tests, and they are returned to the original group. The original group grades, then converts to decimals and percent. This PBL also hits data collection, representing data in a graph, and much more!
Common Core Standards:
5.NBT.A.3: Read, write, and compare decimals to thousandt
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5th - 6th
1st Grade Math Data and Graphing Activities - Graphing Our Favorite Colors FREE
This 1st grade graphing activity is perfect for introducing data collection and analysis! Students will love working together as a class to create a large “Favorite Colors” graph. Help your 1st graders explore data analysis and graphing in a fun way with these activities! This resource covers data collection, picture graphs, bar graphs, tally tables and interpreting data. Four NO PREP printable worksheets have been included for extra practice with data & graphing. With a variety of options,
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K - 1st
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FREE SAMPLE of Introduction to Coins Unit for Kindergarten and 1st Grade
This product is a FREE SAMPLE of my Introduction to Coins Unit for Kindergarten and 1st Grade! Click here to see the full product!Other PreK-1 Math Products:Fall Write the Room: Counting CardsHalloween Write the Room: Counting CardsFall/Autumn Math Centers for PreK and KindergartenUltimate 2d and 3d Shapes BundleRoll and Graph-Math Center BundleKindergarten Math Task Cards: Counting and CardinalityGumball Themed Math Pack for Numbers 1-10❗❗Did you know that when you purchase a product on TPT, yo
Analyze and Interpret Data FREEBIE: Graph, Analyze, and Draw Conclusions
STEM / NGSS Aligned My students were comfortable with the first steps of the Scientific Method, but had trouble with data analysis. I created this activity to give them focused practice on: identifying independent, dependent, and control variables; setting up a line graph; analyzing the results (including explaining the relationship between the variables); drawing conclusions; and thinking about "next steps". I created this for my 7th grade classroom, but I think it would work for an advanced
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5th - 8th
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1/2 Inch by 1/2 Inch Grid Paper (FREE)
This resource is great for use in teaching many GT activities where a grid is needed for scaling or teaching area in modeling or independent student work. It may also be used for Cartesian Coordinate Graphing in middle school. We always laminate these resources, so we can use them over and over and with vis-à-vis markers during direct teach.
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2nd - 8th
Dr. Suess Activities
Here are 2 activities that can be used during Dr. Suess Week!
The first activity is a student created ABC book to go along with Dr. Suess’s ABC book. My students are all going to make one page of the alphabet so we can create a class book for our library.
The second activity is a graphing worksheet to go along with One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish. Give students each 15 rainbow goldfish and have them color the fish on the paper to match their goldfish. They can then graph and eat the fish
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PreK - 1st
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Would You Rather Opinion Writing Prompts Graphic Organizers School FREEBIE
***This resource was newly updated in June 2021 *** Engage your students in their own learning with this FREE, easy to plan opinion writing prompts and graphic organizers. These printable worksheets will make your lesson plans a breeze and your students will be EXCITED to write about the prompts. This resource has everything you need to help your students master writing about their opinion in no time at all… WHAT YOU WILL FIND IN THIS PACKET: · 3 Writing Prompts about Back To School Activities
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1st - 2nd
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Also included in: Would You Rather Opinion Writing Prompts BUNDLE
Graphing Activity: Christmas Mystery Picture (Grade 7-8)
Students will plot the points given, to reveal a "Christmas Mystery Picture" in this math activity.
Students must be familiar with graphing points in all four quadrants of a coordinate grid for this activity.
Included:
-Student Instructions
-List of points to be plotted
-Coordinate grid (but you can also use your own grid paper and have students draw their own coordinate grids)
-The solution for the "Christmas Mystery Picture"
Teacher-Author: Krystal Mills
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7th - 8th
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Measuring & Line Plot Freebie
FREE Hands-on activity aligned with 2.MD.1 and 2.MD.9
This set contains 3 different measurement sheets with 10 or more objects.
The recording sheet is 2 sided (needs to be printed front - to - back). Students will choose 8 of the items on their measurement sheet to measure in centimeters. Then they will plot those data points on their line plot. The back side of the sheet has students come up with different questions they could pose to their classmates that could be answered from their line pl
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2nd
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Transformation Translation
This lesson #1 on translation is designed for a Grade 8 math course aligned to Common Core or a geometry course. Also could be used in high school geometry course. The activities in this lesson require students to draw figures on coordinate plan to investigate translation. Students will learn to use the mathematical notation for translation.Common Core Standards: 8.G.A.1, 8.G.A.2, 8.G.A.3, 8.G.A.4, and 8.G.A.5Included in this download.★ Rules for translation★ Lesson notes and guided examples.★
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8th - 10th
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Collecting & Graphing Data
This super simple worksheet is great to assess prior graphing knowledge (for middle school) or introduce graphing skills to younger students. Students must collect data from each other by asking three engaging questions, create a data table, and create a bar graph from that information.Looking for a digital version of this activity? Find it here!
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: Back to School Science Activities for Middle School
Algebra Performance Task: Multistep Equations with Tables and Graphs
10 pages, aligned with common core standards. The cornerstone lesson to what I consider to be easily the best unit I can offer my algebra students. This lesson is part of a series of problems I created that are focused around graphing linear functions and the use of new tools (tables, graphs, equations) to solve problems in context. Students use multiple methods to explore functions and multi-step equations (in one variable) in the course of two application problems: a botany experiment and a ca
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7th - 10th
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FREEBIE: Scaled Bar Graphs & Pictographs!!!
In this unit students survey 15 friends and use a tally chart to record results. Students then create a scaled bar graph or picture graph using the results they collected and answer questions regarding graphs. I am using this to review these standards with my kiddos!!!
Enjoy this freebie!!
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2nd - 4th
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Graphing with m&m's! (Pictograph, can be adapted for bar graphing)
This is a simple worksheet to be used when teaching graphing, specifically pictographs. You would distribute a handful of m&m's to each student then have them use the chart to create a pictograph of their m&m selection (they can either lay the m&m's out on the graph or draw them in -- I would decide based on whether you plan on collecting it for a grade; you would need them to draw them in if you wanted to check their answers). The questions at the bottom of the worksheet ensure high
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K - 3rd
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Dependent and Independent Variables REAL LIFE EXAMPLES
Do you need real life examples to demonstrate to students dependent and independent variables for math? This was designed as an introductory lesson showing the cause and effect nature of independent and dependent variables (like adults and babies) attached to real life examples. Students have a page where they add the scenario to the independent variable AS WELL AS another page where students write possible story problems using the situation. Thanks for the feedback!Check out:Multiplication and
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6th - 10th
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DENTAL HEALTH MONTH ACTIVITIES Freebie ELA Math
Use this freebie for Dental Health Month. Provided are teaching suggestions that include ELA and math. The materials are best suited to primary classes. This resource is print and go, as well as digitally accessible on TPT Easel.CONTENTSLost Tooth songLost Tooth graphLost Tooth bag directionsVocabulary word findScrambled sentencesTooth Idioms bookletTooth Problems mathDigital versionHOW TO USE THIS PRODUCTThe Lost Tooth graph, Lost Tooth bags, Lost Tooth song, and book links are best conducted
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K - 2nd
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St. Patrick's Day Lucky Charms Graphing
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day by graphing with Lucky Charms! Students will use the marshmallows from Lucky Charms cereal to sort, count, and graph how many of each type of marshmallow they have. Also included are 2 pages so that your students can use the data to answer questions about their graph. Check out my other St. Patrick's Day items!I have a digital version of this activity as well!If you are looking for more graphing activities, you can find them here.
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K - 2nd
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I "Moustache" You a Question Bar Graph Practice
What you get with this packet:
-Step-by-step worksheet for having students create a survey question with categories and a place for them to survey their classmates. Students then create a bar graph with the data they collect.
-Also includes a worksheet for creating a question and statement to go with the bar graph
-Template with 4 types of moustaches students can wear while asking their classmates questions!
Suggestions for this lesson:
-Use this as an assessment piece based on the work you ha
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1st - 6th
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Exponential Functions - Viral Tweets Exploration Activity
Engage students in this exploration activity introducing the concept of exponential functions! Students will graph and write an exponential function from data, distinguish between linear and exponential functions, and reason quantitatively in the context of a fun real world problem.
Hook students with a fun scenario: Leonardo DiCaprio finally won the award for Best Actor! What happens when a meme instantly goes viral on Twitter?
I use this activity as a way to have students explore the concept
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7th - 12th
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Construct a Survey Lesson/Project Plan
This PDF document consists of three parts: a lesson plan, project instructions, and a grading rubric. The lesson has students construct a survey that will have at least two questions: one that is multiple choice and one that has a numerical answer. It can either be an individual assignment or a group assignment and takes 2-3 days. I used this towards the end of the year as a review exercise since it covers multiple concepts: percents, circle graphs, central tendency (with outliers), box-and-whis
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6th - 9th
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Graphing in Quadrant 1 of the Cartesian Coordinate Plane
Introduction to graphing in quadrant 1. Includes guided practice with keys, and five original graph art puzzles with full size keys. Kid friendly language and high-interest images. Leveled by difficulty (higher puzzle numbers are more difficult). Unlimited copy rights allowed within the teacher's classroom.
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6th - 8th
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