Graphing Activities

This resource includes 18 graphing templates.

• 1 blank survey template.
• 4 survey templates with choices.
• 4 survey templates with prewritten sentences (kids add key information).
• 2 candy graphing templates (color and BW)
• 1 linking blocks graphing template
• 6 probability (frequency) graphing templates: 3D shapes, food, sports, coins (Canada and USA), and 1 blank.

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Get ready for October with these HALLOWEEN GRAPHING WORKSHEETS!

These pages are perfect for October, just Print & Go! Students love "Spin & Graph" pages, they are fun & engaging.

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COUNT, TALLY & GRAPH - 4 pages

Students color by picture, then count and tally in spaces provided. They color in the graph to represent the data.

SPIN & GRAPH - 8 pages

Students use a paperclip and pencil to spin. Color in the graph each time you spin until one of the pictures reaches the top of the graph.

• 4 pages have questions to answer.
• 4 pages with the same spinners as the previous 4 pages, but with an open ended data format. Look over your data and write an "I noticed..." statement. Examples; I noticed there were more bells than trees. I noticed there were 3 more blank than blank. I noticed the "-----" were the least.

Engaging Daily practice:

I never seem to have enough time to practice measurement, geometry, and data, so I created these bellringers to quickly practice these skills with my class.

These bellringers are based on “National day of...”. The problems presented cover measurement conversion, geometry (polygons, perimeter, area, volume), data collection and analysis.

This is a digital activity which can be posted each day. Answer sheets are provided in three options. Teachers can choose between sheets with or without reference items.

Great practice of those skills which don't get as much attention.

What's included:

• Google Slides for August with reference items.
• Google Slides for August with reference items and answers.
• Google Slides for August with no reference items.
• Google Slides for August with no reference items with answers.
• Three versions of answer sheets for students.
• Answer key.
• Teacher instructions.
• Links for Google Slides.

How is this product useful:

• Low prep for the teacher.
• Engaging for the students.
• Good practice for important math skills.
• Options for a variety of skill levels.

Looking for a pot of gold at the end of your data analysis rainbow? Dive into the festive spirit of St. Patrick's Day and the dynamic month of March with these "Luck of the Data" bar graphs! Use these St. Patrick's Day themed bar graphs in your classroom to help solidify their knowledge on creating and reading bar graphs. These graphs are perfect for the 3rd grade classroom.

Why Choose These Bar Graphs?

St. Patrick's Day & March Themes:

A fun way to review or learn bar graphs with the luck of the Irish themed bar graphs. Perfect for the month of March and during the St. Patrick's Day holiday.

Educational Value: Foster data literacy skills and encourage interactive learning experiences with our themed graphs, perfect for classroom instruction and educational materials.

Professional Quality: Crafted with precision and attention to detail, our bar graphs meet the highest standards of quality and effectiveness.

What will you get?

• 3 Create Your Own Bar Graphs: 2 Simple count and create your own bar graph. A third create your own bar graph as an extension for higher learners who need an extra challenge.
• 1 Bar Graph: Read and interpret the data on the bar graph. Then answer questions about the given bar graph.

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St. Patrick's Day Graphs

Unlock the power of your data this St. Patrick's Day and throughout the month of March with these bar graphs. Your students will love these themed bar graphs that will add a dash of Irish luck to your graphing lessons.

Add some festive fun to your math lessons this fall with this Fall Thanksgiving Coordinate Grid Graphing activity! Students will practice their graphing skills by plotting points to create a charming picture of an owl perched on a tree limb with the word "FALL" displayed beneath it. This engaging activity reinforces coordinate plane concepts while providing a seasonal touch perfect for autumn.

What's Included:

• Two Versions for Differentiation:

  • 1st Quadrant Only: Ideal for beginners, focusing on positive coordinates for easier plotting.
  • All Four Quadrants: A more advanced version for students comfortable graphing with positive and negative coordinates.

• No Decimals: Coordinates are whole numbers only, making the activity straightforward and accessible for students.

• Answer Key: Includes a fully completed graph to make grading quick and easy.

Why You'll Love It:

• Engaging & Festive: Students will enjoy watching the owl and "FALL" design come to life as they graph, making this a perfect pre-holiday activity or math center for the fall season.
• Skill Reinforcement: This activity strengthens students' ability to plot points, understand the coordinate plane, and follow directions—all while having fun.
• Great for Sub Plans: The straightforward instructions and self-contained nature of the activity make it a fantastic choice for substitute teachers, ensuring students stay productive and engaged.
• Differentiation Options: With versions for both single-quadrant and full-quadrant graphing, this resource accommodates different skill levels in your classroom.

Perfect for classwork, homework, or as a fun seasonal math activity, this Thanksgiving Coordinate Grid Graphing resource brings math practice and creativity together. Add it to your teaching toolkit for a no-prep, engaging lesson that students will love!

This data collection and graphing resource includes standards, tips and suggestions, and a variety of graphing activities. These include tally, bar, and pictographs. Students will conduct their own surveys using questions from an age-appropriate list (or they can develop their own) and graph their findings. They will also learn the importance of looking for a key. The pages in this packet can be used to introduce graphing, or they can be used as a review at the end of a unit or before state exams.

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This project focuses in on students abilities to collect and represent their data, with ownership tied in by making it easy to represent their homes. Students will collect and display their data in a brochure format by pretending to be marketing managers for their locations!

Teachers can also choose a variety of locations (make it video game themed perhaps!) to help excite students.

Great to tie-cross curricular with writing goals!

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It is always a good strategy to review essential skills with your students, and this is right up there with the most essential!

Slope (Gradient) is a very practical real-life experience for all of us - we climb stairs daily and walk up and down very steep and less steep inclines. In this practical, outside activity, students encounter slope first hand and then make sense of the mathematics behind it. Students are then encouraged to think about the real-life applications and implications that slope has in the life of people like the elderly and the handicapped.

Linear equations, slope, rise over run, gradient, y=mx+b.

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This activity offers a different way to teach tally and bar graphs. Students choose 20 firework cards from the firework deck (or any amount you choose from the 45 cards). We find that 20 cards offers the most interesting collection to work with.

Students are invited to collect the data of their chosen cards and write it on the tally sheet. Finally, the students will then plot it on a bar graph.

The nature of this activity means that each student should, in theory, produce their own tally and bar graph, unique from other students in the class.

We have also included both a UK and a US version of each sheet to account for the different spelling of the word colour/color, as well as differentiated versions of the worksheets themselves for those who need a little help with matching the fireworks to the value they need to tally.

Help your kindergarten or first grade students learn to create tally graphs, bar graphs, collect data, compare numbers, & analyze graphs using this fun & engaging graphing numbers to ten math center! Students will be engaged whether they are using the cards to count the animals, vehicles, or supplies, or using the spinner to collect their own data.

This graphing to 10 math center includes 3 sets of materials:

• animals (numbers to 5)
• vehicles (numbers to 8)
• school supplies (numbers to 10)

Each set includes 4 pieces:

• 4 colored cards with varying numbers of objects for students to count & graph
• spinner with boxes used to keep track of spins
• half page recording sheets to create a tally graph, bar graph, & total numbers
• full page recording sheets to create the graphs and answer questions about their graph (including most, least, more, fewer...)

Laminate the cards, spinners, and recording sheets for a fun math center that students can use over & over.

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Do you want to have students practice plotting ordered points on a graph? Do you also want to make it fun? Then this set of graphing pictures is for you!

In this product, students will connect points to make 5 different pictures. Once they're finished with one, they will be asking for more. Coloring when they are done is a bonus for those coloring fans.

There are 3 graphs to choose from so you can differentiate with your students. One includes ticks and numbers, one just includes ticks, and one has no ticks.

For an added challenge, you can make the pictures a mystery. All you need to do is hide the title with a piece of paper before copying.

What's included:

• How to use the product (including common mistakes students make)
• 5 Lists of Ordered Pairs to make 5 Different Pictures
• Coordinate Plane with Numbers
• Coordinate Plane without Numbers
• Coordinate Plane without Ticks or Number
• Answer Keys

Looking for a way to make learning graphs engaging and relatable for your students? This downloadable "Ways to Get Home from School" worksheet is your ticket to educational fun!
Here's why it's perfect for students (and teachers!):

• Interactive & Real-World: Students explore different ways they get home (bus, car, bike, walk!), making math relevant to their daily lives.
• Graphing Mastery: This worksheet guides students through creating colorful graphs and charts, building essential data analysis skills.
• Math & Beyond: Boosts critical thinking and strengthens math concepts like counting and sorting.
• Classroom or Home Friendly: This versatile resource is perfect for both classroom activities and independent practice at home.
• Download & Print: The easy-to-download PDF format makes it accessible for any teacher or parent.

Turn graphing into an adventure! This worksheet is a fantastic way to develop analytical skills and explore the world of transportation – all while having a blast!
Download your free "Ways to Get Home from School" worksheet today!

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Enhance your Grade 1 math data literacy program with this comprehensive resource pack! Designed to align with the 2020 Ontario Math Curriculum, these activity pages will help your students develop essential skills in sorting, organizing, and interpreting data.

Key Features:

- Engaging activities that introduce and reinforce data literacy concepts

- Aligned with the 2020 Ontario Math Curriculum for Grade 1

- Includes activities on sorting, using tallies for data collection, and creating bar graphs and pictographs

- Real-life scenarios for data collection, such as materials used in class, food in lunch pails, and traffic passing by

- Assessment gathering tool to track student progress and understanding

Benefits:

- Complements your existing data literacy program for Grade 1 math

- Promotes critical thinking and problem-solving skills

- Encourages students to analyze and interpret data in meaningful ways

- Provides hands-on activities to engage students in active learning

- Supports the development of data literacy skills necessary for future math and real-life applications

This resource is suitable for Grade 1 teachers looking to enhance their data literacy instruction. Help your students become confident data analyzers with these engaging activities aligned to the Ontario Math Curriculum. Download now and watch your students thrive in their understanding of data collection and interpretation!

Activity pages include:

Sorting (3)

Tally Review

Questions of Interest

Collect Data

Favourite Colouring Tool

Transportation Tallies

Lunch Bag Fruit Tallies (4 different sheets)

Create a Bar Graph

Pictograph

Pictograph Images

Collect Data (second sheet)

Create Your Own Graph (second sheet)

Create Your Own Pictograph

* Also includes a teacher assessment page!

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This is a set of Coordinate Plane Graphing Battleship grids designed for students to practice plotting points while playing a fun game. The set includes:

• Basic grid with one quadrant for beginners
• Advanced grid with four quadrants for more experienced students
• Grids labeled with letters on the Y-axis and numbers on the X-axis
• Space for students to place their ships and track enemy ships
• Simple rules to mark hits and misses

An escape room for your classroom to review graphing skills! Students can practice graphing points, labeling, naming points, and thinking creating a sketch through coordinates!

What's included:

• Escape Room Tasks
• Group Trackers
• Escape Room Clues
• Aiding Materials (Note to the Detective, Map of the house, Detective Notes)
• Detective License "Exam"
• Detective IDs
• Classroom Decorations (Foot Prints, Shoe Prints, Team Cards)

Students will count and graph the number of apple seeds they found in their apples. Excellent for early elementary and special education classrooms. Black and white graphics help you save on ink. Easy, fun, and interactive math lesson. Lesson plan ties in Special Education Extended Standards. This would be fun for Johnny Appleseed Day!

A quick settling activity t review plotting ordered pairs in the four quadrants.

Plot the ordered pairs to make a spooky Halloween picture

Level Ups are a fun way for your students to practice or review graphing linear functions in both slope-intercept form and standard form. Aligned to the common core standards, this Level Ups activity includes 5 differentiated tasks that increase in rigor. The task cards begin with pre-requisite skills involving proportional relationships and the basics of slope and y-intercept, then "level up" all the way to creating an appropriately scaled graph for a given linear function scenario.

Students start at level zero and work their way up to level 4, giving them accurate feedback on what they have mastered, and what they still need to work on. This lesson works as a great way to review what is and is not a function, or as preparation for an upcoming assessment.

This activity includes:

• Suggested activity instructions (based on how I run this in my classroom).
• Five levels with 6 - 8 questions each.
• The final level includes 2 word problems where students must scale their own graph based on the domain and range of the scenario.
• Complete answer keys for each level.

My students love "Level Up Day" in my own classroom, and the activity works great as independent practice, a pairs activity, or even group work. I also use this when I need a majority of students working independently while I pull a small group for intervention.

If you enjoy this activity, please check out my other Level Up products, or my Team Target Review series, which encourages group work and rich math discussion.

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Roll and Solve is the perfect addition to your coordinate plane math lessons! Fun for your students, and no prep for you! This product was designed to give students targeted skill practice plotting points on the coordinate plane. The directions are simple, roll the dice, choose a point from the corresponding row, and then plot. Just print, and you're all set to play!

What you need

• Dice
• Markers
• Game (includes 12 different game pages and 1 coordinate grid sheet)

Ways to Play

• 4 in a row (our favorite)
• 5 in a row
• Race to fill a column

How to Use

• Extra practice
• Early finishers
• Enrichment
• Sub plans
• Math Center

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