Sort Count Graph Activity
Using this Sort Count Graph Activity, students count the amount of fruits and vegetables to record them on a graph.
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How to teach Graphing
Using this Sort Count Graph Activity, students count the amount of fruits and vegetables to record them on a graph.
In this activity, students will practice collecting data and recording data on a graph. This activity can be done in as a full class, math centers, in partners or individually.
First, sort your cards into three categories- pumpkins, apples and grapes. Then, count how many of each you have. Finally, record your totals on your graph! Continue your practice by reading a graph about balloons and cupcakes!
Other resources to use with this Sort Count Graph Activity
If you are using this activity, your students are probably learning about graphing.
Use this Summer Graphing Activity as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this activity by asking students what it means to graph.Next, create a human graph with your students using student attributes (hair color, shoe colors, etc). Then, students complete the activity independently or with a partner. Finally, students create their own graph using objects from the classroom.
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