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Test your students' ability to read and create bar graphs and pictographs of varying scales using these 4 quizzes and 1 test. Aligns with Virginia math SOL standard 3.15. Product Includes: Two 6 question quizzes on reading bar graphs (each with one "bonus" 7th question)Two 6 question quizzes on reading pictographs (each with one "bonus" 7th question)One 20 question test on reading and creating bar graphs and pictographs combined (The test is easily printable as two 10-question quizzes or tests

These 20 task cards help students practice reading and interpreting data from bar graphs and pictographs. Great for independent practice, math centers, or a whole group activity. Questions align with Virginia math SOL standard 3.15b. Types of questions include:identifying least and greatest categoriesreading data on graphs and pictographs with varying scalescalculating how many more are in one category than anothercalculating the sum of two categoriesdetermining the total amount of people counte

A bundle to help you build and teach your data and graphing unit! This bundle includes: 20 printable task cards on pictographs and bar graphs32 digital interactive task cards on pictographs and bar graphsAssessments for the evaluation of student progress throughout the unit. 2 Two 6 question quizzes on reading bar graphs (each with one "bonus" 7th question)Two 6 question quizzes on reading pictographs (each with one "bonus" 7th question)One 20 question test on reading and creating bar graphs a

Students practice reading and interpreting data from bar graphs and pictographs with 32 digital task cards hosted by Boom Learning. Questions align with Virginia math SOL standard 3.15b. Questions include:identifying least and greatest categoriesreading data on graphs and pictographs with varying scalescalculating how many more are in one category than anothercalculating the sum of two categoriescomparing categories to one anothermatching pictographs to bar graphsrecognize what question was ask

G.A.P. is a fun review game that stands for group activity practice. It is the perfect way to have students review before a unit test or practice for the SOL test. This game aligns with 2016 Virginia math standards 3.14 and 3.15. How is it played?Students work in groups of 4, each with their own job roles. They work on the sections in whichever order they choose, find an answer individually, and then agree on an answer as a group. When a section is complete, the “checker” brings the group answer