In this 5-day graphing unit, students will use circle graphs to display real-life data from various contexts including cooking, architecture, and city planning. Students will determine the best way to display a data set and problem solve to fix errors in the data visualization process. The familiarity and relevance of the mathematical contexts allow students to use their background knowledge to support the learning of a new graphing tool.

Google Slide and PDF versions available to support distance learning and in-person teaching.

This data literacy resource is great for:

1. Providing many and varied opportunities to use and analyze circle graphs

2. Building critical thinking and analytical skills

3. Aligning with the new Ontario 2020 math curriculum expectations

4. No prep and ready to use

What's Included:

▣ 5-Day unit addressing constructing circle graphs with percentages and angles, choosing the best graph, errors & misconceptions

▣ Instructional slides & student handouts

▣ Reflection

▣ Culminating task & rubric

▣ Detailed daily three part lessons

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