This week we are learning how to construct graphs and tables in class. Graphs and tables are important tools in conducting scientific experiements. They help in keeping data organized in a meaningful way. The requirements for the information about graphs comes for the state curriculum listed in the TEKS. I would like for you and your children to visit this site to practice learning how to collect data and place it in a meaningful graph. Try Data Picking!
Bar graphs are one type of graphs that third graders should know how to read. Click the link to practice bar graphs.
This next website allows your child to practice putting items in order to graph them into a bar graph. Bug Bar Graph
This last website allows for practice in making bar graphs and interpreting the data from a bar graph into meaning information. Let's Graph!
Have a wonderful time playing these games while learning about graphs. Next week, we will focus on identifying matter such as liquids, solids, and gases. Good bye!
Sincerely,
Ms. Williams
Saturday, October 11, 2008
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