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Graphing bulletin board ideas for Microsoft Word
Tally Mark Monthly Weather Graph for Calendar
Tired of using the same weather graph for your calendar time? Look no further! I have included a monthly blank calendar graph using tally marks. You can copy a sheet for each student for their monthly calendar journals. Easy, small and clear for your students to use!
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PreK - 2nd
Weather Display / Graph / Pieces / Chart for Calendar w/ Sign Language
I made this weather set for my classroom calendar. I use it with Pre-K, but it is really more appropriate for first and second.
Set includes a display for the weather (I laminated), a chart to graph the monthly weather (I laminated; use wet erase marker to reuse monthly), 10 pieces** (hot, cold, cool, warm, sunny, cloudy, rainy, snowy, foggy, and windy), and a weather sign language chart
**Use Velcro dots to place pieces on and off display
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PreK - 5th
A Culminating 2D Shape Project
This is a fun and engaging way to end a unit on 2 Dimensional shapes. Your students will have the opportunity to create something using 2 D shapes, write how many of each shape they used, graph the amount, and then write an informational piece about what they created. Also included in this resource is an exit ticket which allows the students to show what they have learned about the 2 Dimensional shapes (square, circle, rectangle, triangle, and hexagon). The students are asked to identify how
Graphing & Data Analysis Disney 4 Park Challenge
Students will practice graphing multiple sets of data using real time data of Disney park wait times. Student scenario: Your group is doing the 4 parks in one day challenge which means park hopping all 4 Disney Parks in one day! You will need to decide on one ride from each of the 4 parks you’d like to ride most and create a poster graphing the hourly wait times comparing the 4 rides so you can map out your day strategically. Students are also given information about the fast pass prices and wil
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6th - 10th
Numberline Positive Negative Integers -32 to +32 number line bulletin board size
FINALLY! A decent number line for teaching positive and negative numbers and beginning addition and subtraction of integers. Really, this is the bomb. I have used it.
Simple but not too simple, big enough to see, enough numbers to help learn to add and subtract, but not enough to take up all the wall space you have. Print and cut into rows of three numbers each.....then just tack them up. All done!
Comes with a sign about how signs interact in operations.
This is a large font posi
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Not Grade Specific
Pizza Pie Graphs Circle Graph Project
An in class project for middle school math with differentiation and rubric provided.
Aligned to 7th grade NYS and Common Core math standards.
Students survey to collect data and represent the data in a circle graph. The pizza theme makes it easy to let the students decorate their graph accordingly; makes a great bulletin board display!
The project is differentiated with two tiers. The less challenging project has fewer categories and more explicit directions and examples. The students will
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Winter Themed Holiday Glyphs
These themed holiday glyphs include an elf, snowman, and reindeer. Use these glyphs as a single lesson on data collection, or refer back to them again and again. These engaging glyphs address skills like following instructions, collaboration, data collection, and analytical skills. Whether you are a seasoned vet with glyphs or trying them for your first time these FULLY CUSTOMIZABLE glyphs can be altered to fit the needs of any class or grade.
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Not Grade Specific
All about Me Scarecrow Glyph
Glyphs are a pictorial form of data collection that allows students to organize and analyze data.
Grades:
K - 6th
Common Core 6th Grade Word Wall
The words for this word wall are from the newly released Common Core Modes of Representation UbD framework model. You will have the vocab words with pictures along with definitions. I laminated my copy prior to putting on my word wall.
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6th
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All about Me Pumpkin Glyph
Glyphs are a pictorial form of data collection that allows students to organize and analyze data.
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Grades:
K - 6th
EDITABLE Picture Graph and Bar Graph Project
Students generate their own questions to collect data from the class, and then create either a bar graph or a picture graph to graph their data. Students will come up with questions about their data for a classmate to answer. Templates included for all steps of the project, including a self-checklist and peer assessment! All templates are EDITABLE :)
Grades:
2nd - 3rd
Christmas Time Tree Glyph
Glyphs are a pictorial form of data collection that allows students to organize and analyze data.
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K - 6th
Survey: Favorite Chocolate Bar At-Home Activity
This fun activity allows the students to go home and survey their family on their favorite types of chocolates. From this activity, a multitude of different activities can develop in the classroom, such as math activities, writing activities, and even reading activities. The possibilities with this survey are truly endless and they are very motivating to the students.
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2nd - 5th
Spring Time Glyph
Glyphs are a pictorial form of data collection that allows students to organize and analyze data.
Grades:
K - 6th
Graphing Editable Giant Coordinate Plane for Floor or Wall with Lesson Plan
This giant coordinate plane helps students learn to graph ordered pairs and visualize the origin. Format was created on Microsoft Word. This download has numbers zero through three, but it is editable to enlarge or duplicate and add more numbers. I tape this one to the floor (about one square tile apart) and my students graph with whole body movements. The kids love jumping to graph. Once mastered, they enjoy quizzing each other with ordered pairs and graphing larger numbers around the room. It
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Not Grade Specific
"All About Me" Glyph Directions
Students will follow directions to create a glyph (using the "gingerbread man" template) that depicts information about themselves, in an effort to learn more about the class. Great for the beginning of school!
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4th - 7th
Halloween Tasty Date Analysis
Motivate the students on Halloween to learn how to find and use range, mode, and median. Students will use individual M&Ms bags to estimate and count their candy. They will find the range, mode, and median of the bag and then transfer them to a bar graph. Additionally, a class-wide graph can be created to see the numbers on a larger scale. Bundle includes: 7-Step Lesson Plan, Task, 4th Grade CA Content Standards, Rubric, and colorful bulletin board title with graphics.
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Grades:
4th
Axis Labels
Create an axis in the corner or your room (whiteboard, door frame, etc).
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Editable Graphing Vocabulary Cards
Use these graphing vocabulary cards for your wall or bulletin board.
Words included:
Purpose
Data
Tallies
Results
Analysis
Bar Graph
Line Plot
Pictograph
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
Ordered Pairs Vocabulary Mini Poster
This is a quick, simple activity to help the students remember vocabulary for ordered pairs (coordinates). Some of the vocabulary that I focused on was: x, y, input, output, domain, range, etc. This activity only took about ten minutes, but it is a visual way to help (especially the lower students) remember vocabulary words. I put several of the completed pictures up on the bulletin board for display. It really adds creativity to a word wall.
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Grades:
5th - 8th
Graph Template
This is a blank template that students can use to create a graph for any category. I used this template in several ways (see the ideas included here). On the top line, students titled their graph. They labeled the axes and graphed the information. On the bottom lines, they wrote a paragraph describing/interpreting their results. One way I used this resource in my classroom was by graphing class information, such as favorite food. A second way was distributing something to students, such
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PreK - 5th
Subject Preferences Graph
This is a beginning of the year activity.
Getting to know your students and gaining insight to the overall trends of your year ahead.
This is a two-part task; first your students will find the trends in their table groups (small groups of 4 – 5 students). Second, you will graph the student data on a long poster or pin board. After each of the two tasks, students share three+ truths about the graphs.
Grades:
4th - 6th
Creating Histograms and Dot Plots
Have students practice creating histograms and dot plots with data that they can relate to.
What is your preferred social media?
What is your preferred food destination?
Create an interactive bulletin board to give students a stretch from their lesson.
Grades:
6th - 8th
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