Description
Grab this low-prep digital and print product with questions to encourage student thinking while analyzing the given data. It covers multiple types of qualitative graphs (e.g. double & single bar, pie/circle, pictograph, etc.) WITHOUT the word 'qualitative'. This way, there's no additional pressure as students analyze and interpret graphs.
This purchase comes in three formats: PDF, Easel and Google Slides. Easel and Google Slides are compatible with Google Classroom. To access the Easel platform, click the "Open Digital Activity" button for it.
What's included:
- 12 questions to analyze and interpret bar graphs, pictographs, and pie graphs. One pie graph activity allows for differentiation (matching percentages vs. calculating them)
- Answer key (included in Google Slide)
Curriculum Expectations:
It covers part of D1. Data Literacy of Ontario's math 2020 expectation.
As this product only covers qualitative data, check out other lessons that fit the unit:
Quantitative vs. Qualitative Data Sets
Graphing Quantitative Data Sets
Purchase the entire unit by clicking here
Check out my other math bundles:
Introduction to Inequalities and Equations
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Purchase this resource now to have FREE LIFETIME UPDATES for any future updates and additions to this product.
This product is brought to you by JTreasures. I hope your students enjoyed these activities as mine did. Feedback and suggestions are truly appreciated as I aim to create products geared towards the student's success. I can be reached at JT.Treasures168@gmail.com.
Please note: Coming within this year, this product will be getting a major Easel revamp. Please check your TPT notices to download the most up-to-date version.
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Description
Grab this low-prep digital and print product with questions to encourage student thinking while analyzing the given data. It covers multiple types of qualitative graphs (e.g. double & single bar, pie/circle, pictograph, etc.) WITHOUT the word 'qualitative'. This way, there's no additional pressure as students analyze and interpret graphs.
This purchase comes in three formats: PDF, Easel and Google Slides. Easel and Google Slides are compatible with Google Classroom. To access the Easel platform, click the "Open Digital Activity" button for it.
What's included:
- 12 questions to analyze and interpret bar graphs, pictographs, and pie graphs. One pie graph activity allows for differentiation (matching percentages vs. calculating them)
- Answer key (included in Google Slide)
Curriculum Expectations:
It covers part of D1. Data Literacy of Ontario's math 2020 expectation.
As this product only covers qualitative data, check out other lessons that fit the unit:
Quantitative vs. Qualitative Data Sets
Graphing Quantitative Data Sets
Purchase the entire unit by clicking here
Check out my other math bundles:
Introduction to Inequalities and Equations
***********************************************************************************************************************
Purchase this resource now to have FREE LIFETIME UPDATES for any future updates and additions to this product.
This product is brought to you by JTreasures. I hope your students enjoyed these activities as mine did. Feedback and suggestions are truly appreciated as I aim to create products geared towards the student's success. I can be reached at JT.Treasures168@gmail.com.
Please note: Coming within this year, this product will be getting a major Easel revamp. Please check your TPT notices to download the most up-to-date version.





