Computer Graphing for K-2 How Many Puppies?

This beginning graphing activity is a great way to differentiate and meet the needs of all your students as they count and sort four different super cute puppies into groups and record their numbers on tally sheets. Students who may struggle can be given fewer types of pictures to sort and/or count, while more advanced students can be challenged with more to count and sort. Once your students enter their data into a prepared spreadsheet, it will automatically create a pictograph!

The preformatted spreadsheet is included as both an Excel file and a Google Sheets file! There is no work to do to set up the autogenerated graph! Your students will love as they see the puppies appear in their graphs as they enter data.

This Activity Includes:

★ Master copy of puppy cards in large and small format

★ Full page Tally/Counting Sheet

★ Half page Tally/Counting Sheet (2 per page)

★ Paper Graph with Gridlines and Axis Labels

★ Excel Spreadsheet with preformatted graph inserted

★ Google Sheets Spreadsheet with preformatted graph inserted

★ Links to online puppy stories on YouTube and computer games.

Instructional Materials Include:

★ Detailed instructions that include product links and how to manage the Google files

★ Teaching tips to spark student engagement

★ Links to online puppy stories on YouTube and computer games.

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