
Line Plots and Data
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Mathematics
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3rd Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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13 Slides • 5 Questions
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A line plot is a type of graph.
Line plots show data with dots or Xs along a number line. Line plots can also be called dot plots.
For example, this line plot shows the number of children in each family on Josh's street.
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Each dot shows one family.
The numbers on the number line show the number of children.
So, you can tell how many children are in the families on Josh's street:
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Multiple Choice
How many families have 2 children?
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There are two families with 0 children
There are two families with 1 child
There are three families with 2 children
There is one family with 4 children
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You can make a line plot from a data set. Your data set might be in a list, a table, or a tally chart.
Let's try it! Make a line plot using the data in the table on the right on your white boards.
Alexa recorded the number of times each person in her family won a game during family game night.
Follow the steps on the next slide
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Step 1: make a number line.
The number of wins ranges from 0 wins to 3 wins. So, draw a number line from 0 to 3
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Step 2: draw dots or Xs to show the data from the table.
One person had 0 wins, so draw one data point above 0.
Three people had 1 win, so draw three data points above 1.
Nobody had 2 wins, so you don't need to draw any data points above 2.
One person had 3 wins, so draw one data point above 3.
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You can make a line plot to show a data set with fractions, too.
Let's try it! On your whiteboard make a line plot using the data in the tally chart below.
There are bottles on the counter in the science lab. Edward writes down the cups of liquid in each bottle.
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1st Step: Make a number line.
The amount of liquid ranges from 0 cups to 1 cup.
The fractions in the data set count by fourths.
So, draw a number line from 0 to 1 that counts by fourths.
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Multiple Choice
How many people had 3 pets?
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Multiple Choice
How many students had more than 6 candy bars?
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Multiple Choice
How many students received a score of 94%?
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Multiple Choice
How many students have 0 Brothers and Sisters?
6 students
0 students
12 students
10 students
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