Third grade graphing activities

I'm a BIG believer in math games. Giving kids a fun way to practice math skills is always a win in the classroom! Roll and Record is a great game

A couple of years ago I got stuck in a rut when it came to our graphing unit in 2nd grade. I mean, how much could one do with creating and analyzing

Chances are, if you teach third through fifth grades, the term “line plots” has become a part of your vocabulary. If you give standardized tests, you’ve probably realized that test makers love them! Unfortunately, many textbooks and other resources really don’t seem to provide many rich and meaningful experiences with line plots. Most activities are […]

Watch your 1st grade and 2nd graders stay engaged with these graphing activities during the year! They will collect data from each season (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall), record it on their bar graph and interpret their data with each graphing worksheet! Try a FREEBIE from my Graphing Bundle here. 1stgradepandamania.com

What’s your favorite color? What’s your favorite food? Favorite movie? Favorite sport? Is this how your typical graphing unit goes? Mine too! Until this year, my students were always graphing the same boring answers to the same types of boring questions. This year I decided to make our graphing activities more meaningful. I wanted to […]

Graphing is a tangible way for students to see how their experiences compare with others in their class! Included are hands-on math graphing lessons, ideas, activities, and centers for graphs and data. 20 ways to teach graphing for kindergarten, first grade, and second grade! Learn all about "20 Ways to Teach Graphing" at www.tunstallsteachingtidbits.com

This hands-on graphing activity was one of the best experiences I had as a teacher. I'd love to inspire you to try it in your classroom!

Ideas and freebies for teaching graphs in 3rd grade (bar graph, pictograph, and line plots)

It's the first week back to school and y'all, it's true...there's no tired like teacher tired. Like for real. This week has been off to such a great start though! We have been so busy learning all abo

Using candy in the classroom has become a debate point, and for good reason. We should be conscious of helping students understand the importance of good