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I love graphing! I think it's because I'm a visual learner, but there's just something fun about seeing numbers being represented in such an easy to understand way, especially when there are lots of vibrant colors and die cut pictures involved! The first day of school we generally do a boys/girls graph and a How did you get to school? graph. I use the books above, along with a couple of others to help make connections later in the year.
When I was looking for more questions for graphing to use this year, I found lots of great resources and thought you might like them, too. I would like to start incorporating a daily graph or at least graph a couple of times a week. We could keep the graphs/charts out for students to use during math.
Really Good Stuff has two free graphing PDF files.
- Yes/No questions
- Multiple Choice Responses
- Kelly's Kindergarten
- KinderPond
- Mrs. Meacham
- Kristen's Kindergarten
- http://www.uen.org/Lessonplan/preview?LPid=18799
- http://www.education.com/worksheets/kindergarten/graphing-data/ {This site has lots of cute cut-out graphs. They are great for beginners and individual or small group lessons, too.}
See responses from the above form here.
I love using these questions... Thank you for organizing them! I use them in the mornings as part of our morning message!
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Mrs. Wills Kindergarten
I went to my student teaching orientation yesterday and my supervisor told us we had to include at least 2 teacher made materials for each subject and for math I immediately thought: GRAPHS! I love graphs because there are so many different kinds and you can do more things with graphs than you can imagine!
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Deedee and Amber, thanks for visiting! I hope these will be helpful to you this year. :)
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✿Marlana
Lil' Country Kindergarten