Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz
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Halloween Graphing
Using a mini bag of skittles, students will calculate the fraction, decimal, and percent of each color in the bag. Students can then create a circle graph and an optional bar graph.
4th - 7th
Fractions, Graphing
Valentine Math: Circle Graphs
Students will create Circle Graphs (which they will later turn into hearts) and give them to their favorite teacher in the school.
Students will first fill in a decimal/fraction/percent/degree chart using the candy from a box of candy hearts. They will use this information to create a circle graph. Students will then turn the circle into a heart and write a message on the back of the heart for their favorite teacher.
The chart (and an example of how to complete the chart), how to create the
5th - 8th
Graphing, Math
Valentine Candy Math Graphing and Computation
This fun activity by Pamela Brock involves students in using Valentine candy conversation hearts to graph data, multiply, make comparisons, and to create fractions, decimals, and percents. It is perfect for Valentine's Day activities and is geared for students in grades 4 - 6. A list of helpful tips to encourage problem solving, promote discussion and to help with correcting the assignment is included. A rubric for grading the graphing section is also included. This work is licensed under a
4th - 6th
Decimals, Graphing
CCSS
4.NBT.A.2
, 4.NBT.B.5
, 5.NBT.A.2
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Graphs (Picture, Bar and Tally Marks)
These picture, bar and tally mark graphs can be used in a variety of ways. They can be used to display in a calendar area where you can review daily graphing questions during your calendar time. The students can use the graphs to learn how to write a question about a graph. Worksheets could be created to go with each graph. These graphs could be used in several different grade levels. For example, these graphs relate to the first grade math common core standard 1.MD.4 (Organize, represent,
1st - 3rd
Graphing, Math
Arbor Day Pictographs- Collect and Analyze Data- Interactive Activity
Arbor Day is upon us! (30th April)Grab this awesome Arbor Day Graph Resource for your kiddos to have some interactive Arbor Day Math fun.In this resource you will get: 4 Arbor Day Pictographs with 4 different keys for students to analyze. In each Pictograph there are 5 questions based on the graph, in which students are required to type in the answers.The 4 Keys are:Pictograph 1: Each tree represents1 tree Pictograph 2: Each tree represents 2 trees Pictograph 3: Each tree represent 5 trees Pi
PreK - 2nd
Graphing, Math
Finding the Slope From Two Points St. Patrick's Day March Math Coloring Activity
Have you been looking for a fun and educational way to engage your students and help them explore finding the slope of a line given two points? This self-checking St. Patrick's Day rainbow themed color-by-number activity are just what your need! This print and go resource can be used for Algebra and grades 7,8 and 9. Students will use their answers to find the color. They will then use the color on the corresponding numbers on the pictures. This is a PowerPoint format. It includes 4 pages: t
7th - 9th
Algebra, Graphing
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