Using Bar Graphs to Solve Take-Apart Problems

The video tutorial explains how to solve take-apart problems using bar graphs. It begins with an introduction to take-apart problems, followed by a detailed explanation of bar graphs, including their axes and how they represent data. The tutorial then demonstrates solving take-apart problems using diagrams and bar graphs, emphasizing the importance of identifying the whole and its parts. The lesson concludes with practical examples of using bar graphs to solve problems, reinforcing the concepts taught.

What choice did the students have during recess?

How many children went outside for recess?

What is the purpose of labeling the axes on a bar graph?

How can we determine how many boys were playing tag?

How do we use a bar graph to solve a take-apart problem?

What does the title of a bar graph indicate?

What was the total number of children who played outside?