Age 4-5 Age 5-7 Age 6-8 Age 7-9 Age 8-10 Age 9-11 Age 10-12 Age 11-13 Age 12-14 High School 1
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Concept 1: Environment Concept 2: Similarities and Differences Concept 3: Patterns Concept 4: Change Math Reading
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1. Number Sense 1-20 2. Geometry 3. Addition and Subtraction to 10 4. Data and Graphing 5. Addition and Subtraction to 20 6. Time 7. Place Value 8. Measurement 9. Addition to 100 10. Skills Review
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1. What Is Data? 2. Tally Sticks and Tally Marks 3. Pictographs 4. Bar Graphs 5. More Graphing Practice Final Project. The Animal Shelter Newsletter
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Note from Beyond the Page Curriculum Manager - posted from Naples, FL
The website link for Activity 3 has been updated.
bar graph for kids - posted from Lucerne VLY, CA
Skittles Bar Graph - posted from Montclair, CA
I found it easier and quicker to make a table of the different colors and print on a colored-printer, than to take the time to measure and cut out one-inch squares with each piece of colored construction paper. Hope this helps!
* I did not put the colors in the same order as the bar graph because I wanted my son to practice his scissor skills and read the words on the graph rather than having them in the same order.
Age 4-5 Age 5-7 Age 6-8 Age 7-9 Age 8-10 Age 9-11 Age 10-12 Age 11-13 Age 12-14 High School 1
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Concept 1: Environment Concept 2: Similarities and Differences Concept 3: Patterns Concept 4: Change Math Reading
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1. Number Sense 1-20 2. Geometry 3. Addition and Subtraction to 10 4. Data and Graphing 5. Addition and Subtraction to 20 6. Time 7. Place Value 8. Measurement 9. Addition to 100 10. Skills Review
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1. What Is Data? 2. Tally Sticks and Tally Marks 3. Pictographs 4. Bar Graphs 5. More Graphing Practice Final Project. The Animal Shelter Newsletter