JTreasures

What are quantitative and qualitative data sets and why does it matter?! This must-have product explores its difference as well as knowing why! Through multiple class examples, students are confidently guided towards learning the difference. They'll be able to classify it by the survey question and by observing the data in different graphs! This purchase comes in three formats: PDF, Easel and Google Slides. Easel and Google Slides are compatible with Google Classroom. To access the Ease

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 pl

Explore the difference between Quantitative and Qualitative data sets. Lessons are created on slides while activities come in print ( PDF files) and digital files ( Google Slides and TPT's Easel). With over 50 interactive activities, students analyze multiple types of graphs (e.g. double & single bar, line, pie/circle, pictograph, etc.). Through stem-and-leaf plots, they will calculate the mean, median, and mode with different data sets as well as justify whether outliers should be remove

Purchase this digital and in-class product that focuses on analyzing and interpreting quantitative graphs. Through stem-and-leaf plots and line graphs, students calculate the mean, median, and mode with different data sets (whole numbers, decimals, and intergers). They also justify whether outliers should be removed or not. 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

Want a product that provides lessons and interactive activities? Look no further. This low-prep product is created entirely on Google Slides so it can be easily posted on a digital platform such as Google Classroom, Seesaw, etc. All activities can be completed by simple actions such as typing, drag & drop, and or resizing something. An answer key is also provided for each question so you either take up the questions with the students or simply post the answers for the students to see.