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Life Cycle | Data and Graphing Worksheets Bundle | 1st & 2nd Grade Math | EOY

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This bundle includes nine engaging Data & Graphing activities designed for 1st and 2nd grade learners. Included 9 resources. SunflowerBeeTurtleLadybugDuckFrogChickenButterflyFishEach set features a life cycle theme and guides students through counting with a legend, completing tally charts, building picture graphs, and answering comparison questions—fully aligned to CCSS 2.MD.D.10 and CCSS.1.MD.C.4. Both color and black‑and‑white versions are included, along with consistent layouts that sup

K - 3rd

Graphing, Numbers, Statistics

CCSS

1.MD.C.4

, 2.MD.D.10

Ocean Coordinate Graphing (Coordinate Graphing Mystery Pictures) No Prep Craft

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Cocoa's Classroom Concepts

Make your ocean-themed math lessons unforgettable with this engaging Ocean Coordinate Graphing Mystery Pictures Bundle! Perfect for upper elementary students, this resource allows learners to practice plotting points on the coordinate plane while revealing four delightful sea creatures: a seahorse, a jellyfish, a turtle, and a dolphin. Each picture comes with both 1st quadrant and 4-quadrant graphing directions, providing built-in differentiation to support a variety of learners. With the incl

5th - 6th

Graphing

Ocean Math Activity | Roll‑a‑Dice Graphing Game | Data & Bar Graph

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The Kosy Mama

Make math feel magical with this Under the Sea Graphing Game — a hands‑on, print‑and‑go activity that helps little learners practice data collection, tally marks, number words, numerals, and bar graphs… all with adorable ocean animals! Students roll the sea‑creature dice, record their results on the chart, and then use their data to complete a colorful bar graph. It’s simple, engaging, and perfect for math centers, small groups, morning tubs, or homeschool lessons. If you’re looking for a low‑p

K - 3rd

Arithmetic, Graphing, Numbers

Create Your Own Line Plot Homework/Classwork; Formative/Summative Assessment

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Melissa Tuttle

After studying line plots extend your students thinking by having them complete their own collection of data and representing the information on a line plot. Students must decide on a survey question, complete a data table with responses, and then create a line plot representing the data. Finally, they write three statements describing their line plot and/or data. Could be used for a formative or summative assessment as well. This is aligned to the 3rd grade common core measurement and data

3rd - 5th

Graphing, Math