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Students examine cause and effect, and supply and demand in relation to gas prices. They analyze a pie chart, and create a budget for a vacation, including gas required for a car trip.
Young scholars determine cause and effect in rising gas prices. In this data analysis lesson, students explore cause and effect and analyze information from a pie chart.
In these three interpreting a pie chart and answering questions worksheets, learners use the data provided to label and color code the blank and outlined pie charts, read and interpret a completed pie chart, and then answer questions about each one. Students solve 19 problems.
Third and fourth graders inquire about genealogy by participating in an oral presentation. They conduct family surveys and research in order to identify their family ancestry and roots. Then they create pie charts regarding their ancestral background and share their newfound history with the class in an oral presentation. Much of the resource is focused on Louisiana cultural history, but could easily adapt to any region.
Students are responsible for planning a car trip vacation, considering where they money should be spent and share ideas of what items might be the most expensive. They refer to the pie chart handout discussing which countries use the most oil world wide.
Students make spreadsheets and pie charts. In this spreadsheet and pie chart lesson, students set up a spreadsheet by making header rows and labels. They chart a cup full of M & M candies in the spreadsheet before making a pie chart that shows the distribution of candy colors in their cup.
Students create their own pie chart about their total health, being comprised of physical, social, and mental health. They label each section physical, social, and mental, and label each section with the percentage they are trying to represent. They provide a brief explanation to justify why they gave each percentage to each section.
Seventh graders interpret and analyze information found in newspapers, magazines, and graphical displays. They work with and interpret the information found in line graphs and pie charts. Students discuss how line graphs and pie charts display data and how to read them. They interpret and read the data in a variety of line graphs and pie charts.
Students examine statistics about the popular type of greeting cards and create pie or bar chart using an online tool. They illustrate the sales statistics for the greeting cards before making the charts.
Students read pie charts. In this graphing lesson, students use pie charts to compare percentages. Students discuss the data and complete a worksheet.