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Intro to Graph of the Week GOW

Intro to Graph of the Week GOW

Assessment

Presentation

Science

6th - 8th Grade

Easy

NGSS
MS-PS3-1

Standards-aligned

Created by

Tamicka Bonnick

Used 6+ times

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14 Slides • 13 Questions

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Graph of the Week

How to read, understand, and analyze real-world data

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Poll

DId you learn anything about graphs while writing your Cornell Notes?

Yes

No

Not Really

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Multiple Choice

What are graphs used for?

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To show data in an understandable way

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To keep track of things so you don't forget

3

To catch the eye and look colorful

4

To draw pictures on

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Multiple Choice

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What type of graph is this?

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Line Graph

2

Bar Graph

3

Pie Chart/Circle Graph

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Multiple Choice

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What is most important to this student?

1

Family & friends

2

Money

3

Phone

4

Eating

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Multiple Choice

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What is least important to this student?

1

Money

2

Health

3

Phone

4

Eating

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Multiple Choice

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Pie/circle graphs represent what kind of data

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comparison of amounts

2

shows change over time

3

shows parts of a whole

4

spread of the data

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Describe in your own words what you think is

happening in the graph below.

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Describe in your own words what you think is

happening in thegraph below.

What information do you think we need to understand this graph better?

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What information have you been given?

Does this help?

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What could the y-axis represent?

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Will this help…?

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Do we have enough information now to figure
out what this graph is about?

We need a
TITLE or
HEADING for
the graph 🡨

To figure out
what the
numbers
along the
y-axis mean


🡨 A time
frame or
timeline along
the x-axis

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Open Ended

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What do you think the teen birth rate might be in 2027?

Do you think there will be an upward or downward trend? Why?

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What do you think the teen birth rate might be in 2027?

Do you think there will be an upward or downward trend? Why?

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Multiple Choice

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What is the name of this graph?
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line plot
2
line graph
3
bar graph
4
frequency table

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Multiple Choice

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Line graphs represent what kind of data

1

comparison of amounts

2

shows change over time

3

shows parts of a whole

4

spread of the data

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Multiple Choice

The X axis is _______?
1
vertical
2
diagonal
3
criss-cross
4
horizontal

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Multiple Choice

The Y axis is _______?
1
Vertical
2
Horizontal
3
criss-cross
4
diagonal

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Multiple Choice

Independent variable is the one controlled by the experimenter ex: time, date.... and is placed on the _____ axis of a graph

1

z

2

y

3

x

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not on a graph

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Multiple Choice

Dependent variable is the data resulting FROM the change made by the experimenter and is placed on the _____ axis

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z

2

y

3

x

4

not on a graph

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Let’s try another graph…discuss this one with your table partner

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What is the topic of the graph?

What do the x- and y-axis represent?

What observations can you make about the graph?

What do you predict will happen in 2030?

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Let’s Write!

Write a few complete sentences that describe

what the graph is telling you.

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1.

Think of something that
interests you (i.e. music,
movies, Angels baseball,
skateboarding, texting, law
enforcement, cats, etc.)

2.

In a publication or website,
find a graph that shows a
statistical graph on your
interest. (it can be a line
graph, pie chart, bar graph,
etc)

3.

Be sure to choose a graph
that is detailed and easy to
understand.

4.

Print out your graph (don’t
write about it just yet) with
your name on it or upload to
Canvas.

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How to read, understand, and analyze real-world data

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