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    Re: Graphing-start with analyzing or creating?
    Posted by: Susie on 10/25/09

    On 10/25/09, Rob wrote:
    > I have found it interesting that Make Makes Sense in Grade
    > 2 starts with creating graphs followed by the analysis of
    > them. However, in Grade 3 it starts with the analysis.
    > Because I teach both grades, I am trying to decide which
    > way to go.
    > Suggestions?

    Hi Rob - this is the order of lessons from the gr. 3 Nelson
    book if it helps. Creating first makes sense to me - it's
    familiar - good springboard from last year in both grades.

    Lesson 1: Venn Diagrams
    Lesson 2: Collecting and Organizing Data
    Lesson 3: Reading and Creating Pictographs
    Lesson 4: Bar Graphs with Scales
    Lesson 5: Communicate About Data
    Lesson 6: Circle Graphs

    Nelson


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  • Graphing-start with analyzing or creating?, 10/25/09, by Rob.
  • Re: Graphing-start with analyzing or creating?, 10/25/09, by Susie.

     
     

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