Line Plots with Fractions Song | 4th Grade & 5th Grade

The video tutorial guides fourth graders through analyzing growth data using line plots. It covers finding common denominators, converting to equivalent fractions, and plotting data points. The tutorial compares growth data between fourth and fifth graders, highlighting differences and emphasizing the importance of math skills.

What is the first step in analyzing growth data on a line plot?

• Convert data to decimals

• Find a common denominator

• Label the axes

• Draw the line plot

What is the interval used for the line plot in the video?

• 1/4 inches

• 1/3 inches

• 1/5 inches

• 1/2 inches

What should be done after finding a common denominator for the fifth graders' data?

• Convert to equivalent fractions

• Draw the line plot

• Compare with fourth graders

• Calculate the average growth

What is the main observation when comparing the growth data of fourth and fifth graders?

• Both grades grew the same amount

• Fourth graders grew more in the year

• Fifth graders are shorter than fourth graders

• Fourth graders grew less than fifth graders

What is the motivational message for fourth graders at the end of the video?

• They excel in math every week

• They have better line plots

• They are taller than fifth graders

• They grew more than fifth graders