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Bar Graphs: Math Lesson
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In this lesson, students look at various bar graphs and read the data shown to answer related questions. For example, in a bar graph showing the number of marbles in a jar from Monday to Friday, students can tell how many marbles there were on each day of the week, as well as how many more marbles there were on Wednesday compared to Thursday (or any other day of the week).
This PowerPoint lesson is a multi-click animation sequence that introduces standards-based math skills and concepts. Also includes three practice pages at levels A (below grade level), B (at grade level), and C (above grade level), which may be distributed according to students' abilities.
In this lesson, students look at various bar graphs and read the data shown to answer related questions. For example, in a bar graph showing the number of marbles in a jar from Monday to Friday, students can tell how many marbles there were on each day of the week, as well as how many more marbles there were on Wednesday compared to Thursday (or any other day of the week).
This PowerPoint lesson is a multi-click animation sequence that introduces standards-based math skills and concepts. Also includes three practice pages at levels A (below grade level), B (at grade level), and C (above grade level), which may be distributed according to students' abilities.
