LEARNING FUN

What a fun way to practice reading and interpreting graphs! This activity will have students actively thinking about and discussing line, bar and pie graphs and tally charts. Each of the 32 different game boards has the 4 graphs needed to answer the questions that will allow them to cross off spaces on their bingo grid. The fold-over calling cards allow you to use this activity in a center, without a dedicated bingo caller, or print out enough for whole class play.

Get your students excited about learning coordinate graph skills with these jungle joke grids. These are samples of the 30 activity pages in my Coordinate Grid Jungle Jokes package. Photocopy them or use dry erase sleeves - they're perfect for centers or early finishers. 2 samples are included in this preview.

Practicing early graphing skills is easy and fun with these irresistible dogs! 2-6 students can participate in this engaging activity which encourages them to build and interpret simple pictographs. Students move through the game board, collecting dog cards and adding them to their graph. To earn a dog card players must complete a graph interpretation task - reading or comparing the number of dogs of a certain type of their graph or comparing quantities on their graph to that of another player.