Review how to represent data in a scaled bar graph using this video!

Another way we can collect and organize data is using a pictograph. What is a pictograph? Watch the BrainPop Jr. video below and let Moby and Annie explain!

Practice interpreting pictographs using this interactive game!

Try sorting the shapes in the Venn diagram. Be sure to choose an attribute for each circle!

Some more information about bar graphs that you can use to review at home! Click on the big apple below to watch a video from Math Playground.

Want some more practice analysing and interpreting bar graphs? Just click on the picture below!

Let's practice making bar graphs by catching and sorting a farmer's eggs!

https://www.education.com/game/graphing-eggs/ 

The circle graph below shows the foods we should eat each meal to be healthy. Which foods should we eat the most? Which foods (not shown in this picture) do you think we should eat the least? Which foods should we eat about the same amount at each meal?

Another interactive game to practice graphing, using scales and communicating about data!

Let's practice more bar graphing with this awesome fish game!

Complete the pictograph worksheet I assigned for homework (Scaffolding for Lesson 3, Question 6)

Complete the Venn Diagram below by sorting the foods. Be ready to explain your strategy.

Alex has 20 picture books, 10 chapter books, 5 comic books, and 5 nonfiction books.

Draw a pictograph of Alex's books, include a key (scale)

Please complete this question at home if you didn't finish it at school!

Now that you've had some fun catching, sorting and graphing eggs, why not try catching and sorting some germs with Roly!

https://www.education.com/game/graphing-germs/