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This resource includes 15 pages, 9 make a graph pages, a quick check skill quiz, and a self correcting answer key. Students interpret data and create a bar graph, double bar graph, horizontal bar graph, or double horizontal bar graph to display the information. This can be printed and copied as a whole group activity or printed, laminated, and connected with a binder ring for a math center activity. This is the third book in a growing series. These books are fabulous for differentiating instruct

This mini-book is a great introduction to bar graphs! It begins with a definition of a bar graph and what type of data it is used to display. There is a diagram of a bar graph labeling all of the parts and an example of each type of bar graph. There are two practice pages for each type of bar graph with four to six questions on each. At the end there is a multiple choice quick check for understanding and an answer key for self monitoring. The book can be printed, cut, and stapled as a whole grou

This is a very versatile graphing set. These three mini books cover the bar graph basics, advanced questions, and making bar graphs. They can be printed for whole group instruction, laminated and hooked together with a binder ring for a write and wipe center activity, or small group differentiated instruction. I have also used these for RTI instruction. Students love the independence of being able to check their own answers and work at their own pace. Questions are CCSS and SBAC aligned. They a

This is a 10 page bar graph mini-book with multiple uses. It includes 8 graphs with 4-5 questions on each graph, a check for understanding multiple choice quiz, and a self correcting answer key. It can be printed for whole group activity, laminated for a great write and wipe math center, or used for small group intervention instruction. It has a variety of bar graphs, such as double bar, horizontal, and double horizontal. It is Common Core aligned with advanced questions all on bar graphs. This

This is a tab book that includes tally tables, frequency charts, data collection, all of the graphs, and a glossary. This is a great project for introducing a graphing unit or complete the booklet in sections as you teach each graph. The book gives an example and explanation of each graph. On the second and/or third page it challenges students to answer graphing questions, collect data, generate their own graph, or analyze information. When the booklet is complete it becomes a great reference pi