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Preschool graphing resources for Microsoft Excel
Halloween Candy Computer Graphing for Primary Kids
Want an engaging way to capitalize your students' excitement about Halloween, technology and math? Creating a pictograph on the computer is an ideal way to combine all three and is ideal for both the Technology Specialist as well as the Classroom Teacher!Halloween Candy Computer Graphing includes the following activities:Sort and counti pictures of different Halloween candies Complete a tally marks sheet with the data and convert tally marks into numbersEnter data into a pre-formatted Excel or
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PreK - 2nd
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Behavior Frequency Rate Chart w/ Target, Intensity, Duration, BIP chart/Summary
Behavior Frequency Rate Chart (dates and chart cant be edited and dates changed to current year or target)--Daily Sheet-Date Entry-Intensity Chart-Duration Chart-Target Charts-BIP Evaluation printout -BIP write upSee preview for description Excel format for editing - tabs at bottom of page for easy change of view and data entry
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PreK - 12th
Mathematics STATISTIC PROBABILITY Checklist Level 3 Victorian Curriculum 'I Can'
Level 3 Statistics and Probability Checklist aligned with the Victorian Curriculum. Fed up with recreating new checklists - ME TOO! Hope this helps. Here is a checklist completely aligned with the Victorian Curriculum. All put simply in 'I Can' statements as YOU WOULD TEACH IT!
MAKE LIFE SIMPLE! Teaching is time consuming enough.
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PreK - 6th
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Computer Graphing for K-1 - Count the Lucky Shamrocks!
This graphing activity is a great way to differentiate and meet the needs of all your students as they count and sort five different shamrocks into groups and record their numbers on tally sheets. When the data is entered in their spreadsheet, a cute pictograph is automatically generated!Not only does the technology ''up" the level of your instruction, it can be easily differentiated. Students who might need additional support can be given fewer types of pictures to sort and/or count, while m
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PreK - 2nd
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Chrysanthemum: Graphing Your Name
Students will compare their name to Chrysanthemum.
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PreK - 2nd
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IEP Behavior Calculation
This template is a one stop shop. Insert your data and the rest is done for you. In this template you have the entire year month by month. Each month has 5 behaviors that you can calculate. Once you enter your numbers, the template will calculate the total and average, for each behavior, for that entire month. Once your month is filled out, you will go to the graph page where all your data will be graphed out for you.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Favorite Thanksgivng Food
This is an excel spreadsheet activity.
It can be done as a whole class or in groups.
Students take a poll on who likes what Thanksgiving foods, as the number is put in beside the word and picture it graphs the answers. Not only do you get a chart with the favorite Thanksgiving foods you also get a graph that corresponds to the graph.
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PreK - 4th
Student Sticker Reward Chart
This sticker chart is constructed to help teachers as well as students. It has 30 blocks that hold the small stickers usually bought in a pack. After 10 stickers, children receive an award. There are numbers 1-10 in the first set, some are omitted in the second set, and all are eliminated in the third. This will help children with number identification and simple math ("how many more do you need"). Teachers do not have to worry about making new sticker charts every time a child gets rewarded and
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PreK - 5th
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Math Meeting Calendar
Math Meeting Calendar was developed to accompany Saxon's Math Meeting. Sheet 1 Includes:* Month (left empty for practice writing and spelling)*Calendar (left empty for the student to write in the date, 6 rows for the long months)* Tally Marks (for the number of days in the month)* Year (left empty for practice in writing the year)Sheet 2 includes:* Weather Graph (for graphing practice)* Cups (to count coins and practice writing in cents)* Monthly Calendar Pattern (to draw the shape pattern for t
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PreK - 1st
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Apple Graph for Johnny Appleseed's Birthday.
Students bring in their favorite color apple and graph the results. Included in this attachment is a ready-made parent letter and a ready-to-use graph for students to graph the class results. Use this lesson in the fall (September 26th is Johnny Appleseed's birthday) to introducing graphs and math language like "more than," "less than," "equal," etc.
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PreK - 3rd
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Bar Graph for Survey Questions
Survey the class giving them 2 options. (ie: Are you right-handed or left-handed? Do you like Winter or Summer better? Do you like white chocolate or milk chocolate better?). Use tally marks to record each student's response. Transfer that data to this ready-made graph. Students write a title and labels, analyze the class data to create a bar graph, then answer simple questions. The graph is generic enough to use with any 2 choice survey question, but detailed enough to be effective. (There are
Computer Graphing for K-1 "How Many Leprechauns?" for MS Excel
Ready for a fun and instructional activity for St. Patrick's Day? This high interest activity is the perfect thing for the Technology/Computer Lab teacher or the regular classroom teacher to keep their students' attention while they are dreaming of pots of gold! Your kids will sort and count pictures of leprechauns and record their data as tally marks and/or written numbers. After they finish sorting and counting, they will enter their data into a prepared spreadsheet and generate a super cut
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PreK - 2nd
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Fire Safety - Hot or Not?
This is meant to be used as pictures for a circle time graph labeled 'Hot or Not'.
Jelly Bean Graph
Math Graphing exercise. Give each child a small cup of jelly beans, have them count them and number/shade each color on the attached graph. Ideally used in preschool or kindergarten. For a job well done, allow them to eat their jelly beans!
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PreK - K
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Halloween Graphing Fun
This is a great way to get your students graphing during October. Use this graphing page as:
Snack center:In October it is easy to find little snacks that fit into a small cup or baggy; let them count and graph their snack before eating them.
Look and find activity: print pictures of each item and hide them in the classroom for curious children to find and graph.
Sensory activity: hide objects in sand, cornmeal, or cotton balls for the children to find and graph.
Your students will love to lear
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PreK - 2nd
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Pictograph Fun For All Ages
This is an excel document for busy teachers whom are trying to teach students to read picture graphs. The teacher will be able to edit the document as pleased. Two sheets are created and the format is very easy to use. It can also be used with the smart board in the classroom.
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PreK - 12th
Activity Running Record
This document is available to use to track the things that you are sending home to your students who needs things individualized.
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PreK - 12th
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