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Week 10 · Graphs and line plots

Friday

Freddy's graph game
// Scaled graphs, rulers and line plots
⏱ about 15 min

Friday: Freddy's graph game

Freddy the Frog jumps onto a lily pad with a rolled-up paper.

"Ribbit! I counted the birds at the feeder," he says.

"My bar graph counts by twos."

Lizzy peers at it through her magnifying glass.

"Let us answer questions about it," she says.

Bennie nods. "Then we will review picture graphs and line plots too."

Game 1: Freddy's bird graph

A bar graph of birds at the feeder, with a scale by twos
READ THE BIRD GRAPH
  • Read the question.
  • Tap your answer.
A bar graph, Birds at the feeder: Robins 14, Jays 18, Wrens 8How many jays came to the feeder?
A bar graph, Birds at the feeder: Robins 14, Jays 18, Wrens 8How many wrens came to the feeder?
A bar graph, Birds at the feeder: Robins 14, Jays 18, Wrens 8How many more jays than wrens?
A bar graph, Birds at the feeder: Robins 14, Jays 18, Wrens 8How many birds came in all?
A bar graph, Birds at the feeder: Robins 14, Jays 18, Wrens 8Robins and wrens together: how many more than jays?

Game 2: Picture graph keys

USE THE KEY
  • Read the question.
  • Tap your answer.
Each star is 5 frogs. A row has 4 stars. How many frogs?
Each star is 2 shells. A row has 7 stars. How many shells?
Each star is 10 seeds. How many stars show 30 seeds?
An appleEach star is 10 apples. A row has 6 stars. How many apples?

Game 3: Rulers and line plots

MEASURE AND PLOT
  • Read the question.
  • Tap your answer.
A ruler from 0 to 3 inches in fourths, with a dotA worm starts at 0 and ends at the dot. How long is it?
A ruler from 0 to 3 inches in halves, with a dotA shell starts at 0 and ends at the dot. How long is it?
A line plot of leaf lengths in inchesHow many leaves were 1 1/4 inches long?
ORDER THE LENGTHS
  • Picture each length on a ruler.
  • Put them from shortest to longest.
11st
22nd
33rd
44th

Game 4: True or false?

SentenceTrue or false?
A key tells what one picture stands for.?
18 - 14 = 4?
Four fourths of an inch make one half inch.?
5 × 6 = 30?
WHY THIS EXERCISETwo fourths make one half inch. Four fourths make one whole inch.
Try it
Hop like Freddy and count your hops for each of three tries.
Make a bar graph of the three tries.
Pick a scale that counts by twos or fives.
Draw a bar graph of your hops. Use a scale that counts by twos.

Ribbit! Tomorrow is a Number Hunt with a ruler.

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