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Engage students with this fun, personalized math project! Students will get to show their knowledge of data and graphs by conducting a survey, gathering the responses, showing it in a graph, and creating some word problems about their graph. They can present it to the class to practice speaking skills as well. For early finishers, a "Challenge Page" is included where they must show their data in a different kind of graph. A 4-1 scale rubric is provided to use this project as a formal assessme

Engage students with this fun, personalized math project! Students will get to show their knowledge of data and graphs by conducting a survey, gathering the responses, showing it in a graph, and creating some word problems about their graph. They can present it to the class to practice speaking skills as well. For early finishers, a "Challenge Page" is included where they must show their data in a different kind of graph. A 4-1 scale rubric is provided to use this project as a formal assessme

Math Vocabulary Sorts are a different and interactive way to review math vocabulary with your students! This sort focuses on the terms: picture graph and bar graph. Each vocabulary word has 10 cards to sort. Students will need to match up the picture and word descriptions of the vocabulary word with the correct category. This is a great way to do a quick review. It's a flexible resource because you can use it over and over again. Use it with an individual student, partners, or small groups. M

Engage students with this fun, personalized math project! Students will get to show their knowledge of data and graphs by conducting a survey, gathering the responses, showing it in a graph, and creating some word problems about their graph. They can present it to the class to practice speaking skills as well. A 4-1 scale rubric is provided to use this project as a formal assessment if so desired. Included in this resource:List of Vocabulary Words for review Student PagesExample GraphsRubric

Need some extra content for your data and graph instruction? This resource features two of each of the following kinds of graphs: picture graphs, line graphs, bar graphs, and line plots. It´s great for teaching and practicing data and graph content taught in 2nd-4th grades. Create questions for students to answer with each graph or have the students make up their own questions for their peers to answer! Check out these additional resources: Multiplication and Division Math Memory GamesMath Probl