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Statistics Graphing Probability Activities Lessons Math Unit Grade 4 Grade 5
Statistics Graphing Probability Activities Lessons Math Unit Grade 4 Grade 5
Statistics Graphing Probability Activities Lessons Math Unit Grade 4 Grade 5
Statistics Graphing Probability Activities Lessons Math Unit Grade 4 Grade 5
Statistics Graphing Probability Activities Lessons Math Unit Grade 4 Grade 5
Statistics Graphing Probability Activities Lessons Math Unit Grade 4 Grade 5
Statistics Graphing Probability Activities Lessons Math Unit Grade 4 Grade 5
Statistics Graphing Probability Activities Lessons Math Unit Grade 4 Grade 5
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"Such a thorough resource with a examples of what notes pages would look like. Engaging activities and tasks for my students. They had alot of fun with this unit. "
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Description

Stop searching for your statistics and graphing lessons. Everything you need to teach, practice, and assess bar graphs, pictographs, double graphs, stem and leaf plots and probability is included in this print-and-use unit. Your planning for your graphing unit is already done for you!

This unit is part of the Full Year Interactive Math Unit Bundle for Grade 4/5. It comes with a bonus sequencing guide to help plan your whole year.

This convenient resource includes:

  • instructions for how to set up, assess, and use interactive notebooks. It has a version that doesn’t require cutting and gluing if you’re worried about time or fine motor skills.
  • complete lesson plans with all the concepts broken down. This is helpful if you need to leave lessons for substitute teachers, your math skills are a little rusty, or the government changed the curriculum and didn’t give you any time to learn how to teach it (shout out to Alberta teachers!)
  • student template pages. Our templates include versions that require printing, cutting, gluing, and writing as well as versions that just require printing and writing. Alternative versions are included so you can differentiate.
  • practice pages (worksheets) to help practice the concepts or to use for formative assessment.
  • proof questions that can be used for formative assessment or exit tickets.
  • games and activities to help reinforce concepts, to use for early finishers, or just for some math fun.
  • unit test pages. There are a variety of levels so it makes it easy for you to modify for your class. These pages are left plain and simple without grades or levels on them to help with student test anxiety.
  • alignment guides for Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan. Lessons are aligned to each specific curriculum so it’s easy for teachers to know which lessons to teach and what to highlight in each lesson.
  • Canadian spellings.
  • SI Notation, meaning numbers are written with a space between place value columns instead of a comma. Example 30 000 instead of 30,000.
  • metric measurements.

Ninja Note: This unit is part of a year-long bundle which means you can get your whole year planned!

Do you struggle with teaching math because you lack the confidence to teach it well? Been there! That is why we wrote the lessons the way we did. We include all the background information that will help you and save you time trying to learn it alone!

The specific lessons are:

  • first-hand data and second-hand data.
  • ways to organize data in tables, with tally marks, lists, numerically and organized lists.
  • mean, median, mode
  • frequency and range
  • one-to-one and many-to-one correspondence
  • reading and creating bar graphs
  • reading and creating line plots (dot plots)
  • reading and creating pictographs
  • reading and creating double bar graphs
  • reading and creating stem and leaf plots
  • probability: chance and uncertainty

Ninja Note: This resource was not designed with Easel by TpT in mind. It works best when printed.

This resource aligns with:

  • Alberta Math Curriculum Grade 4 ©2022
  • Alberta Math Curriculum Grade 5 ©2022
  • British Columbia Mathematics Curricular Competencies Grade 4
  • British Columbia Mathematics Curricular Competencies Grade 5
  • Saskatchewan Mathematics Curriculum Grade 4 SP4.1
  • Saskatchewan Mathematics Curriculum Grade 5 SP5.2, SP5.3

This resource supports:

  • any graphing or statistics lessons.
  • in introducing probability outcomes.

Do your students need more practice with graphing?

Are you looking for another grade level?

Are you looking for other topics in this grade?

Where do you teach?

Not sure if this is the set you need? Download our free math alignment guide.


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What our ninjas have said about this resource:

***After using this resource I had to get the complete bundle! Loved it :) (Thank you Sandra C)

***This was so helpful! (Thank you Amy F)

Thank you for your consideration! Happy teaching graphing from the Brain Ninjas!

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Statistics Graphing Probability Activities Lessons Math Unit Grade 4 Grade 5

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What others say

"Such a thorough resource with a examples of what notes pages would look like. Engaging activities and tasks for my students. They had alot of fun with this unit. "
star
Stacey E.

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Description

Stop searching for your statistics and graphing lessons. Everything you need to teach, practice, and assess bar graphs, pictographs, double graphs, stem and leaf plots and probability is included in this print-and-use unit. Your planning for your graphing unit is already done for you!

This unit is part of the Full Year Interactive Math Unit Bundle for Grade 4/5. It comes with a bonus sequencing guide to help plan your whole year.

This convenient resource includes:

  • instructions for how to set up, assess, and use interactive notebooks. It has a version that doesn’t require cutting and gluing if you’re worried about time or fine motor skills.
  • complete lesson plans with all the concepts broken down. This is helpful if you need to leave lessons for substitute teachers, your math skills are a little rusty, or the government changed the curriculum and didn’t give you any time to learn how to teach it (shout out to Alberta teachers!)
  • student template pages. Our templates include versions that require printing, cutting, gluing, and writing as well as versions that just require printing and writing. Alternative versions are included so you can differentiate.
  • practice pages (worksheets) to help practice the concepts or to use for formative assessment.
  • proof questions that can be used for formative assessment or exit tickets.
  • games and activities to help reinforce concepts, to use for early finishers, or just for some math fun.
  • unit test pages. There are a variety of levels so it makes it easy for you to modify for your class. These pages are left plain and simple without grades or levels on them to help with student test anxiety.
  • alignment guides for Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan. Lessons are aligned to each specific curriculum so it’s easy for teachers to know which lessons to teach and what to highlight in each lesson.
  • Canadian spellings.
  • SI Notation, meaning numbers are written with a space between place value columns instead of a comma. Example 30 000 instead of 30,000.
  • metric measurements.

Ninja Note: This unit is part of a year-long bundle which means you can get your whole year planned!

Do you struggle with teaching math because you lack the confidence to teach it well? Been there! That is why we wrote the lessons the way we did. We include all the background information that will help you and save you time trying to learn it alone!

The specific lessons are:

  • first-hand data and second-hand data.
  • ways to organize data in tables, with tally marks, lists, numerically and organized lists.
  • mean, median, mode
  • frequency and range
  • one-to-one and many-to-one correspondence
  • reading and creating bar graphs
  • reading and creating line plots (dot plots)
  • reading and creating pictographs
  • reading and creating double bar graphs
  • reading and creating stem and leaf plots
  • probability: chance and uncertainty

Ninja Note: This resource was not designed with Easel by TpT in mind. It works best when printed.

This resource aligns with:

  • Alberta Math Curriculum Grade 4 ©2022
  • Alberta Math Curriculum Grade 5 ©2022
  • British Columbia Mathematics Curricular Competencies Grade 4
  • British Columbia Mathematics Curricular Competencies Grade 5
  • Saskatchewan Mathematics Curriculum Grade 4 SP4.1
  • Saskatchewan Mathematics Curriculum Grade 5 SP5.2, SP5.3

This resource supports:

  • any graphing or statistics lessons.
  • in introducing probability outcomes.

Do your students need more practice with graphing?

Are you looking for another grade level?

Are you looking for other topics in this grade?

Where do you teach?

Not sure if this is the set you need? Download our free math alignment guide.


FOLLOW US TO GET THE LATEST!

Please let us know how this resource works for you by rating it or providing comments. You'll get TpT credits to use toward future purchases.

Find us on social media: Instagram, Facebook or our website.


What our ninjas have said about this resource:

***After using this resource I had to get the complete bundle! Loved it :) (Thank you Sandra C)

***This was so helpful! (Thank you Amy F)

Thank you for your consideration! Happy teaching graphing from the Brain Ninjas!

Report this resource to TPT
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This resource was exactly what I needed! It was easy to download and use right away, with clear instructions and well-designed materials. My students were engaged and the activities supported their learning in meaningful ways. I really appreciated the variety and how it saved me so much prep time. Definitely worth the purchase—I’ll be coming back to this seller again!
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Such a thorough resource with a examples of what notes pages would look like. Engaging activities and tasks for my students. They had alot of fun with this unit.
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Rated 5 out of 5
July 14, 2024
Great resource. My students had a lot of fun graphing.
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This resource has been a lifesaver. The time to prep all of these would be insurmountable. This resource has them in both color and b/w, along with a target graphic. They have saved me so much time, I can not tell you how much I appreciate that!
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August 12, 2023
Used this for my students who were ready to learn about statistics and probability
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Draw a scaled picture graph and a scaled bar graph to represent a data set with several categories. Solve one- and two-step “how many more” and “how many less” problems using information presented in scaled bar graphs. For example, draw a bar graph in which each square in the bar graph might represent 5 pets.
Generate measurement data by measuring lengths using rulers marked with halves and fourths of an inch. Show the data by making a line plot, where the horizontal scale is marked off in appropriate units-whole numbers, halves, or quarters.
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