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5th grade graphing resources for Microsoft Publisher
Food Picture Graph; Compare and Describe Data in a Graph
This is modified for sixth grade special ed, statistics. Students will read the graph and answer the questions. This can also be used in primary grades.
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1st - 6th
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Snowflake Graphing- 4 styles
Snowflake graphing with four styles of snow flakes and three sizes graphs for each. Document made in Microsoft Publisher. Graphs can be sized to own needs/preferences. Each snowflake has an "answer" provided as well. Students can complete the graph using manipulatives (sequins, rhinestones/gems, pony beads, hole punch snowflake, hole punch circles, etc.) glued into given coordinates. Students can also color in the blocks with various colors to form the snowflake using the coordinates. Addi
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K - 5th
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Quiet Please! A Noise Pollution Activity
Students conduct an activity to determine the most effective way to control noise using shoe boxes and sound-absorbing materials. In groups, students will use one of 8 materials assigned by the teacher to sound-proof the inside of a shoebox. They will place a timer inside the box and test how far away the ringing can be heard, record the results, and then graph the data gathered.
National Science Education Standards: A, B, E, F & G
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4th - 7th
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Halloween Graphing With Pictures; Cut and Paste Activity; modified curriculum
This is a three-page activity. The fourth page is all of the pictures that the students will be given by their teacher. These can be cut out individually ahead of time or students can be given a chunk of pictures that they need to cut out. Students should each get 15 pictures to graph.
The first page includes directions:
"Your teacher will give you 15 Halloween pictures to graph. Sort your pictures to put each of the same picture in one pile. Answer the questions on the worksheets and then glu
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PreK - 12th
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Printable Banner Number Line from -18 to +18 Red, Black and Tan
Printable Banner Number Line from -18 to +18 Red, Black and Tan Print out this Microsoft Publisher File, and you will have your own custom number line! This one is black, red and tan. I made this to fit the decorating needs of my middle school classroom! It will not distract students, but is very visually appealing from anywhere in the room.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Animal Graphing With Pictures; Simple Cut & Paste; more/less modified curriculum
*****This is the same animal graphing activity found in the animal math packet*****
This is a four-page activity. The third page is all of the pictures that the students will be given by their teacher. These can be cut out individually ahead of time or students can be given a chunk of pictures that they need to cut out. Students should each get 10-15 pictures to graph.
The first page requires students to title their graph, count the pictures to identify most and least, and write in the correc
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PreK - 12th
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Graphing Project
Students LOVE this activity, and it is a fantastic way to assess their understanding of creating and analyzing data. They will gather their own data and create a frequency table, bar graph, circle graph and data analysis based on their results. This is a perfect way to wrap up a graphing unit and check for understanding at the same time!
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5th - 6th
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Graphing & Probability Study Guide
This is a study guide that I recently gave my students to help them study for their unit test on graphs and probability. This study guide gives the definitions of: bar graph, pictograph, line plot, survey, data, analyze, key, and probability. Then it has sample problems dealing with the 3 graphs (line plot, picto, and bar) and a few dealing with probability (certain, likely, unlikely, as likely as/equally likely, and impossible).
I have left the study guide in the publisher format in case you w
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1st - 5th
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Graphing Inequalities Interactive Notes
These interactive notes are great for introducing graphing inequalities to your students. There are two pages that begin with predictions, go into teacher directed work, and end with independent work.
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5th - 6th
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Line Plot Cards
Students use these cards to practice answering questions about line plots. Students could use these cards to play a board game or just for practice.
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2nd - 5th
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Silent Teacher Poster Types of Graphs
This is a large (2'x3') poster that shows the four most commonly made graphs in upper elementary and middle school math classes, Double Bar, Double Line, Histogram, and Circle (pie). The file is ready to be printed and laminated or can be easily re-sized to fit your needs.
March Madness Graph
Have your students vote on which Big 10 university they think will win the Big 10 conference. Graph the totals together as a group. Then have students draw the name or emblem of the school the chose n the box on the top.
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Grades:
3rd - 7th
Inequalities Graphing on Number Line
This is a flip book giving examples of how to graph the different types of inequalities.
This would be great for an interactive notebook and a review over the vocabulary.
This will need to be printed front and back.
Grades:
5th - 7th
Plan A Vacation in Indiana
This project can be adapted to meet the social studies standards of other states, but is created for the state of Indiana. Students choose a vacation destination as well as two historical stops in Indiana. They plan their trip using many resources including brochures, mapquest, their text book, and more! This project incorporates social studies, health, math, reading, and writing standards! The final product will be a scrapbook created by each student that hightlights the important parts of In
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Maths Grids - 5x5 Grids - 6 on a page
Grids that can be used for many different mathematical applications - Matrices, Data Collection, Mapping, Instruction Following.
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1st - 12th
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Modeling Equations and Inequalities
My students will model their equation or inequality on the left in the mat and graph it on the number line to the right. It has helped my kids see the modeling and the graph on the same page, side by side.
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5th - 12th
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