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7th grade graphing lessons for Easel
Grade 8 Ontario Data Management Unit Collecting Data Reading & Analyzing Graphs
Save time and reduce stress!! This UPDATED Data Literacy unit has EVERYTHING YOU NEED. It includes 3-part math Google Slides lessons, projectable slides for following along, taking notes, and creating anchor charts. It also includes practice worksheets, review activities, math centres, assessments, and Ontario math report card comments. Lesson Topics: Collecting and Organizing DataD1.1 - one and two-variable dataD1.2 - collect continuous dataBonus - Primary and Secondary DataBonus - Census and
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7th - 9th
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Interpreting Graphs for the Middle & Junior High School: Book 2
Here is another set of data graphics for your students to analyze and interpret. Using survey results from the USA Today newspaper, students will be asked to explain what the graphics are illustrating. Each activity will ask the student to identify basic information presented in each graphic and make some projections based on the data given in the survey.
The activities in this packet are a great way to improve your student’s skills in taking apart graphic displays of information. Brin
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4th - 10th, Adult Education
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Introduction to Integers 6th Grade Math Distance Learning
Unsure if you will be in class or online? This resource gives you flexibility for either situation. Student notes, practice problems and a video lesson to accommodate distance learning or in class instruction. This lesson covers graphing integers on a number line and using key words to identify positive and negative integers. Great for interactive notebooks as well (just copy at 85%).A link to the video lesson is below:https://youtu.be/03whZ4rL3xkThis product includes:-Anchor Chart - Display in
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5th - 7th
Tell me a Story using Line Graphs
Teach your students how to write across the curriculum. Want to know what your students are thinking? Here is a set of activities that will do just that. Hand out the graphic picture and the worksheet to each student or as a group assignment and ask them to complete the task. The observer or person looking at the graph is asked to tell a story presented in the graph. This packet gives each student the opportunity to “describe or tell the story” they see. You may then ask them to present th
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Compare and Order Integers 6th Grade Math Distance Learning
Unsure if you will be in class or online? This resource gives you flexibility for either situation. Student notes, practice problems and a video lesson to accommodate distance learning or in class instruction. This lesson covers comparing and ordering integers using a number line. Great for interactive notebooks as well (just copy at 85%).A link to the video lesson is below:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hixsOwPl6sMProduct includes:-Anchor Chart - Display in class or post on your online learni
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5th - 7th
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Slope - Understanding & Calculating-Distance Learning Print & Digital Options
This 18-page lesson covers:• Defining slope• Describing slope as positive, negative, zero, and undefined• Finding the slope given a graph using rise over run• Drawing lines given two points• Drawing lines given a point and the slope• Calculating slope given two points• Finding the slope of the sides of polygons graphed on the coordinate planeEach section includes detailed notes, guided instruction and practice, and independent practice worksheets. The Slope with Polygons worksheet can be use
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7th - 9th
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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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Geometric Reflections: No-Prep Notes
Geometric Translations: No-Prep NotesThis no-prep resource is a great way to introduce students to reflections for the first time! Included is a three-panel printable of scaffolded notes and examples, perfect for a guided lesson on geometric reflections, as well as a teacher guide and set of completed notes. The student printable is formatted with the intended use in an interactive composition toolkit/notebook, where the page is folded in half and glued in to the notebook, however it can be easi
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6th - 12th
Creating Graphs from Data:Meeting the Common Core
Creating a graph to represent data gives us a better picture of what the numbers are trying to tell us. Using a step-by-step approach, this activity will demonstrate for each student how to generate various types of graphs and plots to interpret given data. Terms such as range, class, frequency, interval, pie charts, histograms, and line graphs are introduced to assist the student in creating and understanding these graphs. After introducing the terms and a class discussion has taken place,
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Interpreting Graphs: Meeting the Common Core: Booklet 3
Want to improve your student’s skills in interpreting graphs. Here is a wonderful set of activities to help your students better analyze graphs. Meet the required Common Core standards with this product. This packet contains 5 activities plus a more advanced graphic to be analyzed. An answer guide is provided to better assist you with each activity. Common core standards include 6.SP.B.4.
Some additional activities you may wish to check out: (Just click on the link provided)
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4th - 8th, Adult Education
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The Math in Action Series: Basic Algebra Theory
Bundled for Savings (under 90 cents per activity) over the individual product price. This newly revised bundle presents a detailed format permitting more student involvement and comprehension of basic Algebraic theory.
I created each activity to reinforce the theory of graphing data, calculating an equation that best fits the data, and formulating a conclusion. This set of activities provides each student with the objective behind the theory of algebra and its usefulness in the Real Worl
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6th - 11th, Adult Education
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Scale Factor with Lesson and Activities: Perfect for students!
On this product, you can find editable and user friendly slides. Students can easily copy paste the image and create the enlargement of the object. It consists of various eye-catching activities that will stimulate interest of children. Aside from that, I have also included examples and some definitions so that it will be easier for educators to teach the lesson. An answer key is also attached on this one. I hope that your students will enjoy this activity!
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6th - 8th
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Geometric Translations: No-Prep Notes
Geometric Translations: No-Prep NotesThis no-prep resource is a great way to introduce students to translations for the first time! Included is a three-panel printable of scaffolded notes and examples, perfect for a guided lesson on geometric translations, as well as a teacher guide and set of completed notes. The student printable is formatted with the intended use in an interactive composition toolkit/notebook, however it can be easily used regardless of whether you are building on of these in
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6th - 12th
Characteristics of Absolute Value Functions Quiz
This quiz has 12 questions that vary from fill in the blank, select all that apply, multiple-choice, and open-response. There is an answer key included. The questions assess students' ability to do the following:Describe translations from an absolute value equation. Write an equation from an absolute value function with translations. Select the correct equation for a graph of an absolute value function with transformations. Determine the vertex from an absolute value equation. Determine the axis
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7th - 10th
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Why Do I have to Learn Algebra?
A teacher’s nightmare question “Why do I have to Learn Algebra”. Want to finally answer this question? This set of activities will hopefully try to answer this question for you. Here are some of the reasons that you may present to your students: Learning algebra helps to develop your critical thinking skills. That includes problem solving, logic, patterns, and reasoning. You need to know algebra for many professions, especially those in science and math. Algebra is everywhere in our
Scale Factor with Lesson and Activities: User friendly and perfect for students
On this product, you can find editable and user friendly slides. Students can easily copy paste the image and create the enlargement of the object. It consists of various eye-catching activities that will stimulate interest of children. Aside from that, I have also included examples and some definitions so that it will be easier for educators to teach the lesson. An answer key is also attached on this one. I hope that your students will enjoy this activity!
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5th - 8th
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Nov. 5 Math & Inventors Puzzle: Seeing Eye® Dog Program | Daily Mixed Review
November 5 of the Mystery Year was a key date for the Seeing Eye program. Math clues for finding the year involve unit rate (slope), ordered pairs to determine distance on the coordinate plane based on a distance-time graph, and proportions based on similar triangles. The vocabulary includes independent / dependent variables, range, functions, and more. This motivational puzzle is great for middle school or high school students to use any time.Your PDF download includes:3-page digital version wi
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6th - 8th
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Feb. 14 Math & Holidays Puzzle: First Valentine's Day | Graphing; Integers
This puzzle involves the Mystery Year that February 14 was declared to be Valentine's Day. To find the year, student graph ordered pairs in all four quadrants and perform operations with integers, and exponents. Your Zip download includes printable/digital PDFs:2-page printable Student Puzzle, also prepped for Easel2-page Answer Key with sample solutions2-page version of puzzle with text input fields – use with Acrobat Reader A complete file including the student puzzle, answer key, 3 pages of
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6th - 8th
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Evaluating Line Graphs Worksheet/Activity (DIGITAL)
Through this activity, students will examine and evaluate six line graphs. Their job is to "grade" each graph and decide what the graph maker has done well and what needs to be improved. During this process, students will be able to discover the seven essential features that need to be included in every great line graph. This is an excellent lesson for before students create their own line graphs for the first time. This package includes:- Teacher instructions- Student handout/worksheet- Answer
Equation Graphing | Math Challenge
PURPOSE: This activity represents a few challenges students can be given to push their understanding of how the coordinate plane works and how the equations we write can manipulate the lines graphed upon that plane. They will explore the importance of slope, how that can affect perpendicular and parallel lines, and what is required to draw a line through a specific point. This can be a great intro to a further discussion on point-slope and slope-intercept form.WHAT’S INCLUDED:This product contai
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: 13 Explorations | Math Bundle
Nov. 6 Math & Sports Puzzle: James Naismith Invents Basketball | Mixed Review
November 6 of the Mystery Year was the birthday of James Naismith, inventor of basketball. To find the year, students solve math clues about interpreting a graph, radius, diameter, solving equations, and evaluating expressions. This puzzle is great as a warm-up or review activity for students in 6th grade or higher.Your PDF download includes:2-page digital version with horizontal layout, prepped for Easel 1-page printable version4 pages of Teacher Notes including step-by-step Solutions, Extensio
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6th - 8th
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Oct. 6 Math & Sports Puzzle: Michael Jordan’s 1st NBA Retirement | Mixed Review
October 6 of the Mystery Year was the date or Michael Jordan's first retirement from the NBA. This cross-curricular warm-up activity provides engaging connections to Michael Jordan and sports data. As students in 6th grade and up solve math clues to find the year, they solve problems with box plots, the mean, and the range.Your PDF download includes:2-page digital version with horizontal layout, prepped for Easel 1-page printable version4 pages of Teacher Notes including step-by-step Solutions,
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6th - 8th
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Solving Systems of Equations Review
This review covers the following topics:Describe systems as dependent/independent and consistent/inconsistent.Describe systems as intersecting, coinciding, or parallel.Determine the solution type from a graph (one, none, or infinite solution)Solve systems of equations by graphing.Solve systems of equations by substitution.Solve systems of equations by elimination.Write and solve systems of equations from word problems.This is a PDF. However, there is a link to make a copy of the Google Doc at th
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7th - 10th
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