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Sixth graders practice collecting and organizing data into graphs. In this data analysis lesson, 6th graders conduct a survey, create a table or chart, and graph the survey responses. Students discuss the effectiveness of their graph and list the types of graphs they can use as well as describe the type of data their sample graphs represent. Students then create their own survey questions and graph the responses.
In this double bar graphs practice learning exercise, students sharpen their problem solving skills as they solve 6 story problems.
In this math worksheet, students use this blank double bar graph grid as a tool for any graphing problem. There is a space for the title, labels for each axis and a spot for the key.
Students survey community members to determine their favorite pizza toppings and create a bar graph to show their findings. For this probability and statistics lesson, students collect data by conducting a survey. They analyze the data, and graph their results. Students compute the number of possible combinations of pizza toppings.
In this table of different types of music learning exercise, students survey their classmates to see what their favorite type of music is. Students tally their answers, answer 5 short answer questions and draw a circle graph.
In this graphing worksheet, students first use a double bar graph to solve 3 problems, then use a scatter plot to solve 3 additional problems.
In this bar graph worksheet, learners take a survey and use the information to create a double bar graph to answer related questions. Houghton Mifflin text referenced.
In this graphing worksheet, students use a table of information to draw a double bra graph and a double pictograph and answer questions.
Seventh graders interpret data. In this activity on types of graphs, 7th graders construct, interpret, and analyze different graphs. This activity includes worksheets and resources.
Learners create gliders and calculate the average that the gliders fly. In this gliders lesson plan, students modify the gliders and paperclips on the gliders to see how it could fly further.