WRIGHT WAY

This is an awesome packet to use when teaching line plots, pictographs, and bar graphs. This packet includes activities that allow students the chance to answer questions about different graphs as well as create their own graph. There is also a graphic organizer included that can be used in their interactive journals. Answers sheets are at the end of the packet.

Distance Learning Distant Learning Digital! No Prep! Google Classroom! Google Forms! Self Grading! Students can use what they know about Line Plots and Fractions to complete the 10 question quiz. This Google Time Quiz is a quick way to assess your students understanding. No prep for you! Self-grading! Just upload into your students' Google Classroom and your assignment is ready. Make sure you change settings to "Collect Email Address" or place a question to allow students to include their names

Students are to use what they know about elapsed time to construct data from real world examples. After students get an answer to the elapsed time problems, they then create a line plot with their data. They are also to answer some questions about their line plots. A great way to check for understanding of elapsed time and line plots. Elapsed time to the nearest minute! No prep! An easy way to check for understanding! An easy way to challenge students thinking. Want application math? Here it is!

Sitting at home not sure if your students completely understand Bar Graphs? Send this quiz out to the to get a quick idea of who needs more help. No Prep! Add to google classroom or email out and you have done the work. Perfect for 3rd grade bar graphs. Perfect for Distance Learning or Distant Learning! Quick 10 question quiz.

Distance Learning Distant Learning Digital! No Prep! Google Classroom! Google Forms! Self Grading! Students can use what they know about Line Plots and Fractions to complete the 10 question quiz. This Google Time Quiz is a quick way to assess your students understanding. No prep for you! Self-grading! Just upload into your students' Google Classroom and your assignment is ready. Make sure you change settings to "Collect Email Address" or place a question to allow students to include their names