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This Graphing – An Introduction pack will help build language and skills to create and answer questions about data.

Share the ‘I Can’ chart and display it in your classroom. Refer to it at the start and conclusion of each lesson as a reflection.
There are two versions available in the zipped file one for USA and non USA spelling options
Model how to complete the graphs and provide the language needed to obtain the answers from 10 children within the grade
As students organize/organise, represent and interpret data up to three categories they need to ask questions about the total number within each group
They need to be asked and have modelled/modelled questions to work out how many more or less in one category more than another
The students can complete the print and go graphs individually or with a partner

Elaborations - posing questions about themselves and familiar objects and events representing responses to questions using simple displays, including grouping students according to their answers using data displays to answer simple questions such as ‘how many students answered “yes” to having brown hair?’

Mathematical language: information, data, questions, display, categories, groups, graph, pictograph, bar graph, spinner, chance, answer

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