Plotting Measurements Activity
Using this Plotting Measurements Activity, students organize the measurements listed below into a line plot by using an X to mark the data.
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How to teach Graphing
Using this Plotting Measurements Activity, students organize the measurements listed below into a line plot by using an X to mark the data.
Students need a lot of practice creating and analyzing line graphs. This activity gives students practice with creating and analyzing information presented on a line graph.
Measure each item to the nearest quarter, half, and whole inch. Next record the lengths on the activity sheet. Then, complete the Plotting Measurement sheet and the Ticket Out the Door.
Other resources to use with this Plotting Measurements Activity
If your students are using this activity, they are probably learning about graphing.
Use this Measure and Plot Data Activity as another resource to support your students.
Introduce this activity by reviewing how to read and create a line graph. Next, have students create a list of tips that someone could use during graphing. Then, have student complete the activity individually or with a partner. Once students have analyzed the line graph, challenge them to write their own questions relating to the line graph.
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