Graphs & Data explains to children how to extract, arrange, and review information using charts and graphs. Understanding and making graphs helps enhance a person’s critical thinking and decision-making abilities. It brings together math and real-life by demonstrating how to present data in a clear and simple way. It is important to understand graphs when analyzing facts in school projects and in our everyday routines.
Children are taught that pictures and symbols can stand for certain amounts of data. Pictographs help make understanding amounts and spotting trends very easy. Using pictographs helps strengthen skills in counting, putting things in order, and making logical conclusions. Activities like making pictographs of favorite things help children make the learning experience more fun.
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Kids look at bar charts, where different lengths on bars stand for different amounts of data. They practice making and reading bar charts to spot changes and patterns in sets of data. Using bar charts helps develop measurement, comparison, and understanding of data. Activities, for example graphing the results of a class survey, make bar charts both useful and appealing.
My Favorite Snack Poll - Collect data from friends and display it with pictures and bars.
1. Graphing with Stickers - Place stickers on chart paper for each response.
2. Online Chart Maker - Input data and choose display style.
3. Classroom Survey Challenge - Ask questions and graph the answers.
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