Data

Overview

Your student will be learning:

how to organize information by making horizontal and vertical picture graphs and bar graphs.

how to read and understand information on a graph in order to draw conclusions and answer questions.

This app asks questions based on the information in various graphs.

Your child can answer questions from various types of graphs, tables and charts.

Your child will sort vehicles by color and then answer questions based on their data.

Websites
- Graph and Tally - Graphing Game. This interactive clip models how to collect data and create tally marks. It then asks students to create a tally chart and pictograph.
- Picture Maker. Your child can manipulate charts, tallies, and bars to complete the given graph.
- Interpret Bar Graphs. On the IXL website, your child will answer questions about given bar graphs.
- Pictograph Game. Your child will answer questions about given picture graphs.
- Fishing Pictograph Game. Catch fish and then use the picture graph to answer questions.
- Bar Graph Activities. Your child can create their own bar graphs or answer questions about various bar graphs in this game.
Books
- Tally O’Malley by Stuart J. Murphy. The O'Malley family decides to pass the time on a road trip with short tallying competitions. Online read aloud.
- Lemonade for Sale by Stuart J. Murphy. In this story, friends sell lemonade to raise money to repair their fort. While selling lemonade, they graph and keep track of their sales. Online read aloud.
- The Best Vacation Ever by Stuart J. Murphy. In this story, a young girl collects data about where to go on vacation.
- The Great Graph Contest by Loreen Leedy. Best friends Gonk the Toad and Beezy the Lizard compete to see who can make the best graph, and in the process, they explore data collection methods.

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