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Fourth Grade Data Analysis Notebook (Print and Digital)
Fourth Grade Data Analysis Notebook (Print and Digital)
Fourth Grade Data Analysis Notebook (Print and Digital)
Fourth Grade Data Analysis Notebook (Print and Digital)
Fourth Grade Data Analysis Notebook (Print and Digital)
Fourth Grade Data Analysis Notebook (Print and Digital)
Fourth Grade Data Analysis Notebook (Print and Digital)
Fourth Grade Data Analysis Notebook (Print and Digital)
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Printable and digital versions for Powerpoint, Google Slides, and SeeSaw included!!

Flipping through Math Data Analysis includes SIX different activities that your students can complete for independent practice, review, or assessment. There is a two-page (or one, copied front to back) activity for each skill:

1. Creating Frequency Tables and Dot Plots

2. Analyzing Frequency Tables and Dot Plots

3. Frequency Tables and Dot Plots with Fractions and Decimals

4. Creating Stem and Leaf Plots

5. Analyzing Stem and Leaf Plots

6. Stem and Leaf Plots with Decimals

PRINTABLE - These data analysis notebook activities are so simple and NO PREP! Just copy them two-sided, and then your students will be able to fold them and add them to their math notebooks...NO CUTTING REQUIRED! Or they can also take them home to share with their families. You can choose what works best for the students in your classroom.

SEESAW - You get all of the picture files included with this resource for easy uploading to SeeSaw.

GOOGLE SLIDES - These slides are interactive with text boxes and/or moveable pieces for your students to interact with.

POWERPOINT - These slides are interactive with text boxes and/or moveable pieces for your students to interact with.

This resource can be used for math notebooks, small group activities, homework, tutoring lessons, math centers, distance learning, or intervention for reteaching.

These activities also include Math Talk questions that can be used a discussion topics, journal prompts, or extension ideas. Each question provides plenty of space for your students to show their thinking, too.

Flipping through Math Division is aligned with my Sliding through Math Google Slides resource, too. There is a bundle of Data Analysis Digital Lesson Slides or you can also get each lesson separately.

I greatly appreciate your feedback. Thank you for checking out my resource! For any questions or concerns, please message or email me at tiffhill819@gmail.com. I will get back to you ASAP.

Thank you! Happy teaching!

Tiffany @ Especially in Elementary

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Fourth Grade Data Analysis Notebook (Print and Digital)

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Printable and digital versions for Powerpoint, Google Slides, and SeeSaw included!! See the video preview for a sneak peek.Flipping through Math includes TEN different units that your students will learn in fourth grade math. There is a two-page (or one, copied front to back) activity for each skill
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Description

Printable and digital versions for Powerpoint, Google Slides, and SeeSaw included!!

Flipping through Math Data Analysis includes SIX different activities that your students can complete for independent practice, review, or assessment. There is a two-page (or one, copied front to back) activity for each skill:

1. Creating Frequency Tables and Dot Plots

2. Analyzing Frequency Tables and Dot Plots

3. Frequency Tables and Dot Plots with Fractions and Decimals

4. Creating Stem and Leaf Plots

5. Analyzing Stem and Leaf Plots

6. Stem and Leaf Plots with Decimals

PRINTABLE - These data analysis notebook activities are so simple and NO PREP! Just copy them two-sided, and then your students will be able to fold them and add them to their math notebooks...NO CUTTING REQUIRED! Or they can also take them home to share with their families. You can choose what works best for the students in your classroom.

SEESAW - You get all of the picture files included with this resource for easy uploading to SeeSaw.

GOOGLE SLIDES - These slides are interactive with text boxes and/or moveable pieces for your students to interact with.

POWERPOINT - These slides are interactive with text boxes and/or moveable pieces for your students to interact with.

This resource can be used for math notebooks, small group activities, homework, tutoring lessons, math centers, distance learning, or intervention for reteaching.

These activities also include Math Talk questions that can be used a discussion topics, journal prompts, or extension ideas. Each question provides plenty of space for your students to show their thinking, too.

Flipping through Math Division is aligned with my Sliding through Math Google Slides resource, too. There is a bundle of Data Analysis Digital Lesson Slides or you can also get each lesson separately.

I greatly appreciate your feedback. Thank you for checking out my resource! For any questions or concerns, please message or email me at tiffhill819@gmail.com. I will get back to you ASAP.

Thank you! Happy teaching!

Tiffany @ Especially in Elementary

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Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Make a line plot to display a data set of measurements in fractions of a unit (1/2, 1/4, 1/8). Solve problems involving addition and subtraction of fractions by using information presented in line plots. For example, from a line plot find and interpret the difference in length between the longest and shortest specimens in an insect collection.
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