Graphing/Data Collection

This is week 3 of life with a newborn…puppy. I am telling you that human newborns are easier. They just are. You diaper them, feed them, and they don’t do any of the following: 1. Poop all over the house. 2. Run blindly through the house, like the devil himself is chasing him, because poop is stuck to his bottom, thus spreading poop particles! 3. Chew on computer cords. 4. Fall asleep in obscure locations, and make you believe you have lost your Christmas Miracle in October puppy. Nor do...

The infographic below provides a quick list of the types of charts that are available for analysts/marketers out there. I do not intend to provide a c

My goodness, the first week is EXHAUSTING isn’t it?!? This year my new school has an extended day (7:30-3:30) and while I am SO excited to have more time teaching, it is going to take some getting used to – for both me and the kids! I have 19 little sweeties who show up each […]

In this Smart Board game freebie, students work with line plots, bar graphs, and pictographs while having loads of fun! This game is self-checking, interactive, and can be used in small groups or as a whole group review. If you like this resource, you will love my 2nd Grade SB Math Game Pack. The majority of the 2nd grade math common core standards are covered in this pack. Interactive Whiteboard Game Packs available: 5th Grade SB Math and Literacy Game Pack 4th-5th Grade Measurement...

These graphing word problems are a perfect addition to your graphing unit. If you are interested in more graphing activities check out my Probability and Graphing Mini-Unit. Clip art my KPM Doodles. Samantha Learning with a Happy Heart This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attributio...

Kidscount1234.com - Shari Sloane - Educational Consultant provides books, art, curriculum resources and ideas for kindergarten teachers.

Here's an idea for graphing a question of the day. Use baking sheets and magnets for students to record their choices.

Here's a great idea for a clothespin graph. Keep this as a permanent center and change the graph question each day.

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This is a free downloadable game. This does print on big 11 x 17 paper. To play, each student gets a gameboard and recording sheet. Students take turns rolling 2 dice. They will then record the addition sentence for the dice rolled below the correct sum on the graph below (2 + 2 under the 4, etc). S...

Cultivating the ability to experience the “geeky rapture” of metaphorical thinking and pattern recognition.

Here's a helpful handout to remind students of the features every graph must have.

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Here's a good description of the TAILS acronym for remembering important and necessary graph components.

My youngest son is really working on phonics but listening for beginning sounds still needs practice. This activity might not seem like a phonics activity but, believe it or not, it is. What You Need Small toy spinning top (ours came from the Dollar Tree) Jelly roll (or other baking pan with sides) or a flat,shallow tub/box 2-page PDF of colors and graphing sheet Paper Marker or crayon Prep Download the PDF for free from Google Drive here. Print. Place the page of colors in your box/pan...