Students LOVE collecting data, recording it on the graph, and interpreting their data with these Graphing Through the Year Activities!
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Out of all the math content taught in 1st grade, data and graphing is some of the most hands-on and fun. While I love place value and making 10 to add (and they play SUCH a huge role in later grade…
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This activity proceeds as follows: 1. Students are given a hypothetical scenario in which they are offered two different payment options for house-sitting a wealthy neighbor's house, and have to fill in a data table by calculating the earnings for each option 2. Students then evaluate five different graphs, each of which incorrectly represents the data in some way. They must find the mistakes. 3. Students then generate a list of rules for proper graphing 4. Students use their rules, and data on orca whale and leopard seal populations, to produce a proper graph 5. Students analyze the graph by answering conclusion questions. Details Below: A. NEXT GENERATION SCIENCE STANDARDS HEREIN DCI’s: LS2 Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics Cross Cutting Concepts: Patterns, Scale, Proportion, and Quantity, Systems and System Models, Cause and Effect Scientific and Engineering Practices: Analyzing and Interpreting Data, Developing and Using Models, Using Mathematics and Computational Thinking This product is part of a Unit Bundle: Scientific Skills and Scientific Thinking Bundle Assessing a Lab Report: Compare Two Versions of the Same Lab Report Following Directions Activity: Fun Practice with Procedure-Writing and Following Directions Graphing Inquiry Activity: Practice with graphing and data analysis "Food Chain Model Game " is a fun, inquiry-based activity in which students write rules to a game that models food-chains. It is NGSS Aligned. Get it here: Food Chain Model Game "Airborne Bacteria Lab" is a simple, problem-solving lab where students emply basic math skills to estimate the number of bacteria in the classroom. It is NGSS Aligned. Get it here: Airborne Bacteria Lab "Animal Cracker Ecology" is a great activity to start with before using this product. It is NGSS Aligned. Get it here: Animal Cracker Ecology With "Ecosystem Site Map", students practice being field ecologists; creating a site map of the the local ecosystem. Get it here: Ecosystem Site Map B. SUGGESTED USES Prior Knowledge: No specific prior knowledge is required for this activity. A basic math ability is required. Implementing the Lesson: Materials and Setup: All you need for this activity is this download, and something to write with. The activity is designed for students to work through autonomously. I suggest that students use pencil for graphing, as they are likely to make mistakes. Suggestions for introduction: This activity is a great way to introduce, review, or reinforce graphing skills. I use it before my students have to produce their first graph from scratch for a formal lab write up. It works great in any context. Intro: You might introduce the lab with a discussion on why people use emojis in text messages (quick, easy, visual representation compared to text. Similar to graphs - quick, easy visual representation compared to data tables) Closure: You can conclude the lesson with discussions on the following: a. correlation vs. causation. visit http://www.tylervigen.com/spurious-correlations for humorous examples of spurious correlations. b. exponential vs. logistic growth - both are seen in this activity. This activity is appropriate for 7th grade through high school. My students enjoy this activity. If yours liked it, there are more like this at my TpT store: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Next-Gen-Sci-Guy Terms of Use • This packet is 1 classroom/teacher use only. Do not make copies or email it to your colleagues. This was designed by me and is for your personal (one user)use. You may not share it or claim it as your own. You may not redistribute it. If colleagues are interested in it, please send them the link to my store: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Next-Gen-Sci-Guy • You are not permitted to use any part of this work to create products for sharing or selling. • You are permitted to share the cover image of the packet on your website when referring to it in a post, as long as you link back to my store. All rights reserved by author.
Though not immediately apparent, learning coordinate graphs plays a critical role in childrens understanding of horizontal (X) and vertical (Y) lines.
Teaching data and graphing to third grade students combines previously-learned math concepts with making sense of and organizing the information of
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Graphing can be one of the toughest skills for math students to master. In my decade of experience as a high school math teacher I noticed that a good sheet of graph paper can make a big difference. I’…
Are you looking for some fun linear equations activities and teaching ideas? This post is chock full of ideas for stations, centers, review activities and independent work for linear equations. Includes links to games, math pennants, foldables for algebra interactive notebooks, an algebra 1 word wall, a puzzle, a hands-on algebra project, and a free pdf printable template that works great as a warm up or closer in an algebra classroom.
This pattern is written for a laphghan. The pattern is worked in half-double crochet rows with a simple single crochet border. Any alternative border techniques or substitute color choices can be used on this pattern. Finished Measurements: 40 x 43 inches Gauge: 15 hdc x 10 hdc rows = 4x4 inch square Pattern is written in English (using US stitch terminology) and includes visual graphs as well as written directions and colorblocks For this pattern you need to have a basic understanding of some of the following terms: chains, half-double crochets, single crochets, changing colors
Spring graphing coordinate plane activity for kids to practice basic graphing skills by graphing ordered pairs in the first quadrant.
Illustrate data! Use the shape of a line graph as inspiration for kids’ art. I first came across the of idea of illustrating data, or using a line graph as the inspiration for an artwork, when an awesome barrier reef line graph artwork by Jill Pelto popped up on my Facebook feed. Not only is …
For you a PDF file of our original Vintage Knitting Pattern. I remember the days of Cowboys and Indians. We had such fun playing this game and dressing up like them too. With this pattern you can make fun outfits for your children. Rodeo Rider ( Western Cowboy doing Rope tricks ) Sweater PATTERN for Children size 4 Included; * A picture of the Sweater * Written directions for knitting the sweater * A graph of the design to aid in the process FYI I read the directions, if you want sizes other than stated they suggest using different size needles or yarn. I have included a picture of these directions above if you want to read them. Also a picture of the material requirements for you. This pattern was first printed 8/13/1954 and passed into public domain 8/13/1982. Our Designs are all out of print and hard to find. Each pattern is in public Domain. We have a great collection of Knitting graph patterns from the 1950s. Please grab a cup of coffee and have fun looking through them. I have been on Ebay since 2002 if you would like to check my feedback there. I will also be listing all of the patterns that I have there onto this site. So if you see anything that you like let me know and I will get it listed here for you. Because these patterns will be PDF files I can save you money here with ZERO shipping charges. Please feel free to join Blondie’s Spot on Face Book. We also have another group Blessed Hats for Cancer. There we make, collect and donate hats to local oncology sites. We would love to have you join us there too. Psalm 46:1
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Today's post is going to share a few simple games to add to your word work time. Read the book Hop on Pop by Dr. Seuss. Illustrate Game Cards Have the students make illustrations to match the word on the game card. I think it is much more beautiful when we use children's art word rather than clipart. Match The Rhyme Working with a small group of children I start with the cards facing up. I would pick a card and the students would have to find the card that rhymes. Find the Rhymes Working independently, students find words that rhyme and put them together. They could record them in their word study journals. Memory Game Play a game of memory. The object of the game would be to flip over a card and find a match. ZOOSE!!! The cards can be played for a game of ZOOSE! In the past, I have shared a game called Moose but instead of Moose we will use a silly word ZOOSE. You take a card and if you read it you get to keep it. If you pick the ZOOSE card all of your cards go back in the deck. click here for Dr. Seuss Rhyming Cards
Drawing, typically done on paper with a pencil, and drafting, a technical form of drawing using detailed plans and scales, are different forms of visual arts with different goals.
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I used this kangaroo coordinate picture activity from Worksheet Works with my students for some much needed practice of graphing ordered pairs.
