Line Plots Interpreting Categorical and Numerical Data Google Slides Lesson

This Google Slides math lesson introduces students to line plots that are used to organize, graph, and interpret both categorical and numerical data. It also includes scaled line plots.

This lesson:

• reviews frequency tables as a way of keeping track of data
• explains the parts of a line plot including title, categories, and key
• demonstrates how to create a line plot using the data from a frequency table by adding x's to represent the data
• explains the difference between categorical and numerical data
• provides questions to practice interpreting both types of data (just click to reveal the answers)
• explains what a scaled line plot is and demonstrates how to read a scaled line plot correctly by paying attention to the line plot key

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