These graphing activities work well:

• to learn graphing concepts in class
• to reinforce previously taught graphing concepts
• as morning work
• as a math warm-up at the beginning of class
• as a check-in assessment during your graphing unit
• as an assessment tool at the end of your graphing unit

Graphs include: bar graphs, picture graphs, line plots, and tally charts.

The bar graphs and picture graphs involve many-to-one correspondence. The tally charts and line plots involve one-to-one correspondence. Many of the activities involve converting data from one-to-one to many-to-one correspondence.

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