Graphing - CCSS 1.MD.4

Links verified on 05/22/2023

1. Bar Graph Sorter.
Click Image to Enlarge		Interactive activity for students to sort shapes by color or by shape in order to create a bar graph. SEE MORE
2. Create a Graph.
Click Image to Enlarge		Select a graph type (bar, line, area, pie, XY) and begin creating, designing, and labeling. Save your graph or print it off.  SEE MORE
3. Data Graphs.
Click Image to Enlarge		Display your data as a bar graph, line graph, or pie chart. SEE MORE
4. Favorite Colors: Bar Graph.
Click Image to Enlarge		Move the mouse over to the bar graph to see more details. Study and interpret the graph to answer the 5 questions. SEE MORE
5. Favorite Ice Cream Flavor.
Click Image to Enlarge		This online activity requires students to analyze a bar graph that measures favorite ice cream flavors and to answer eight multiple choice questions. Immediate feedback is given. SEE MORE
6. Favorite Vegetables: Bar Graph.
Click Image to Enlarge		Move the mouse over to bar graph to see more details. Study and interpret the graph to answer the 5 questions. SEE MORE
7. Fruit Fall.
Click Image to Enlarge		Help the farmer catch the falling fruit and keep track of the catch on a bar chart. SEE MORE
8. Graph and Tally.
Click Image to Enlarge		Tally charts, venn diagrams, picture graphs, pictographs and bar graphs will be introduced with simple examples in separate sub-lessons. Every sub-lesson will be followed by its respective exercise in which kids will practice recording and analyzing information in each of these forms and reinforce their concept and understanding of graphs and tallies. SEE MORE
9. Graphmaster - From Mr. Nussbaum.
Click Image to Enlarge		Allows students to create three different interactive, printable graphs on one screen based on data collected in a survey or poll of their classmates. What makes Graph Master so useful is the fact that after students make their graphs, the program asks them eight multiple choice questions about their graphs using the inputted data. SEE MORE
10. I Am Special.
Click Image to Enlarge		Interactive web lesson on picture graphs. Demonstrated how they are used in real world situations as students organize information, record data, and use mathematical language to read and interpret the graphs. SEE MORE
11. Interpret Bar Graphs.
Click Image to Enlarge		Read the graph and answer questions about it.  SEE MORE
12. Introduction to Bar Graphs.
Click Image to Enlarge		A Mr. Nussbaum drill with 10 self-checking questions. SEE MORE
13. Kids Have Pets.
Click Image to Enlarge		Interactive web lesson about the parts of a bar graph and how to collect information. SEE MORE
14. Kinds of Graphs.
Click Image to Enlarge		Interactive web lesson on the various types of graphs, including circle, line, bar, picture, and histogram. SEE MORE
15. Mathville Graphs.
Click Image to Enlarge		Click on the last house that says "Graph" to begin the game. Sort the fruit and vegetables by putting them where they belong on the graph ("white box"). SEE MORE
16. Picture Graphs.
Click Image to Enlarge		A Mr. Nussbaum drill with 8 self-checking questions. SEE MORE
17. Play Ball.
Click Image to Enlarge		Interactive web lesson on interpreting data found in graphs.  SEE MORE
18. Tally Chart Game.
Click Image to Enlarge		Use the tally chart to answer the questions in this quiz. The graph shows the number of books collected by each student. There are 5 questions. Select the correct answer to each question. SEE MORE
19. Tally Marks.
Click Image to Enlarge		A Mr. Nussbaum drill with 10 self-checking questions. SEE MORE
20. Which Bar Graph is Correct?.
Click Image to Enlarge		Read the problem and examine the graphs to select the one that represents the problem.  SEE MORE