Whether you’re a teacher or a parent, incorporating fun and interactive activities for graphing will help your students or children explore and understand data. By using graphs, they can visually represent information and draw conclusions.
Through hands-on activities and colorful visuals, graphing empowers young learners to analyze data, make predictions, and develop critical thinking skills.
Because these skills lay such a strong foundation for your students’ academic future, I have compiled a list of prepped-for-you, educator-favorite resources that you’re sure to LOVE!
Common Core aligned, this first grade math resource includes printable and digital worksheets that give your first graders practice with simple graphs and their data. The quick checks are perfect for review, fast-finisher activities, and exit tickets.
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From morning work and assessments to centers and homework, this second grade math resource includes both printable and digital activities that gives your students practice with simple graphs and their data.
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Available in both printable and digital worksheets, these Common Core quick checks give your third graders practice interpreting and creating bar graphs and picture graphs. Use them for morning work, homework, assessments, review, on in centers – these are a perfect resource to have on hand!
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Fun and engaging math centers that can be used year-round, this resource includes both the printable and digital option that will give your third graders practice creating bar graphs and interpreting data from graphs!
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Designed for you to be able to quickly see where your students are in their mastery, this interactive set of digital activities gives your first grade students practice in analyzing simple graphs and sets of data.
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Engage your students in paperless practice, solving put together and take away problems based on data from picture graphs and bar graphs.
Bonus: Using Google Forms and this resource, you will be able to quickly assess student understanding, helping you identify which students may need more assistance as well as helping you to drive your instruction, accordingly.
Do your students need to practice interpreting bar graphs?
Math task cards made easy – take most of the prep work OUT of independent math tasks with digiMATH!
DigiMATH allows you to save time and resources, while having your students access targeted math skill practice via their device.
Bonus: Students will view problems on their device and record their answers then they will self-check their OWN work – holding them accountable and giving you the assessment info you need!
Engaging paperless practice of interpreting picture graphs and bar graphs by solving one- and two-step math problems.
By using Google Forms and this resource, you can assess student understanding quickly and better plan for your upcoming lessons!
A Common Core aligned quick check for your fourth grade students, this math resource includes printable and digital worksheets that have your students practicing with line plots and their data.
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