Description
This product has two distinct components.
The PDF file, How to Graph Scientific Data, is an activity that takes students step-by-step through the process of making a scientific graph. From determining the best size for each axis to choosing the best type of line to naming the graph, each component of graph making is clearly explained. Students produce a graph from data provided.
The second part of the file is a separate activity, Hooray for Oxygen, provides an additional opportunity for students to make a graph.
Teacher notes include answers to all questions.
This activity can be used by individual students or by students working in pairs. It can be done in class or as homework.
The Powerpoint, How to Make a Graph, is an abbreviated explanation of graph making process. Each step is illustrated, but the explanations are minimal. How to name a graph is emphasized. The final four slides of the Powerpoint explain/show how to grade a graph. This allows you to “trade and grade” or “self-score” graphs when desired AND GET CONSISTENT RESULTS.
How to Graph Scientific Data by Dr. Chuck Downing is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
The PDF file, How to Graph Scientific Data, is an activity that takes students step-by-step through the process of making a scientific graph. From determining the best size for each axis to choosing the best type of line to naming the graph, each component of graph making is clearly explained. Students produce a graph from data provided.
The second part of the file is a separate activity, Hooray for Oxygen, provides an additional opportunity for students to make a graph.
Teacher notes include answers to all questions.
This activity can be used by individual students or by students working in pairs. It can be done in class or as homework.
The Powerpoint, How to Make a Graph, is an abbreviated explanation of graph making process. Each step is illustrated, but the explanations are minimal. How to name a graph is emphasized. The final four slides of the Powerpoint explain/show how to grade a graph. This allows you to “trade and grade” or “self-score” graphs when desired AND GET CONSISTENT RESULTS.
How to Graph Scientific Data by Dr. Chuck Downing is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
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Grades
7th - 11th
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Pages
35
Answer Key
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Teaching Duration
2 days
Description
This product has two distinct components.
The PDF file, How to Graph Scientific Data, is an activity that takes students step-by-step through the process of making a scientific graph. From determining the best size for each axis to choosing the best type of line to naming the graph, each component of graph making is clearly explained. Students produce a graph from data provided.
The second part of the file is a separate activity, Hooray for Oxygen, provides an additional opportunity for students to make a graph.
Teacher notes include answers to all questions.
This activity can be used by individual students or by students working in pairs. It can be done in class or as homework.
The Powerpoint, How to Make a Graph, is an abbreviated explanation of graph making process. Each step is illustrated, but the explanations are minimal. How to name a graph is emphasized. The final four slides of the Powerpoint explain/show how to grade a graph. This allows you to “trade and grade” or “self-score” graphs when desired AND GET CONSISTENT RESULTS.
How to Graph Scientific Data by Dr. Chuck Downing is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
The PDF file, How to Graph Scientific Data, is an activity that takes students step-by-step through the process of making a scientific graph. From determining the best size for each axis to choosing the best type of line to naming the graph, each component of graph making is clearly explained. Students produce a graph from data provided.
The second part of the file is a separate activity, Hooray for Oxygen, provides an additional opportunity for students to make a graph.
Teacher notes include answers to all questions.
This activity can be used by individual students or by students working in pairs. It can be done in class or as homework.
The Powerpoint, How to Make a Graph, is an abbreviated explanation of graph making process. Each step is illustrated, but the explanations are minimal. How to name a graph is emphasized. The final four slides of the Powerpoint explain/show how to grade a graph. This allows you to “trade and grade” or “self-score” graphs when desired AND GET CONSISTENT RESULTS.
How to Graph Scientific Data by Dr. Chuck Downing is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
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Great resource to use with students to help work on graphing skills!
Great resource. Very helpful.
Great resource!
Thank you, Cassy. One teacher that taught a class normally taken after one of my classes told me, "I can always tell your students. They want a certain kind of title on every graph I put on the whiteboard!"
Thanks
Thank you. Helpful resource.
Good for a sub plan.
good
Worked out well
Thank you for taking the time to comment.
;-)
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