Graphing Printables lessons and more k-3

$18.99 to purchase this INSTANT packet. Paypal payment only. OVER ninety classroom files or thirty weeks of graphing!!! The calendar manipulatives and the calendar center activity sheets are Word documents that you can modify to fit the needs of your students. The center banners are in both Publisher and PDF for those who do not have Microsoft Publisher.

Did you answer yes to one or more of these questions? What teacher wouldn’t?? This packet is your answer. This packet will allow you to easily create a colorful and inviting hands-on graphing center in your classroom in minutes. Your students will enjoy the graphing exercises while you are confident they are gaining the graphing skills they need for life!

This packet of activities was written to match the following standards of education.

1.) Student interprets data by reading bar graphs and pictographs using whole unit data.

2.) Student reads and interprets charts, picture graphs and bar graphs as sources of information to identify main ideas, draw conclusions, and make predictions.

3.) Student answers questions about the number of objects represented in a picture graph, bar graph or table graph; e.g., category with most, how many more in a category compared to another, how many altogether in two categories.

This packet contains everything you need for a weekly graphing center for your classroom. To begin, set up the center on Monday by printing out the center manipulatives and center banner on cardstock. You may choose to laminate the banner and manipulatives to use the following year. On Monday each student answers the question by putting a manipulative under their correct response. When all students have selected their answer, the classroom graph is complete. As a weekly center activity, invite the students to visit the classroom graph and complete the graphing center sheet that matches each center. The graphing sheet is stored in the students center folder. Review the center sheets at the end of the week as a whole class activity. Your students will be graphing experts by the end of the year!

Typical grade levels (1-3).First graders may need to do the graphing center sheet as a whole class activity due to the reading involved. Second and third graders should be able to complete the center sheets independently. Check out the free samples before you buy to see if this is a center you would like to have in your classroom!

Masters for Bulletin Board Printables
a.) Banner – Print, laminate, cut, and place on the top of graphing center.
b.) Cutouts – these are for the Ziploc baggies to store the center pieces and for the top of the folder which houses the center sheets.

All of the subject below are included. Three files for each section. One is the center manipulative (everything you will need to build your center for the week). The second is the center header (the graph question in banner form). Lastly is the center activity sheet that is used for independent review. There are three free sets below (9 pages of free treats). Click on them to see if they are something you would like to use in your classroom. If you like the format, you will be happy with the other graphs.

Have You Ever Ridden an Airplane?	*How do you like your apple? P1 - P2 - P3	Would you rather take a bath or a shower?	What is your favorite breakfast food?	What is your favorite color?
Which day of the week do you like best?	Which hand do you write with?	Which holiday do you like best?	What is your favorite Nursery Rhyme?	Do you have a dog or a cat?
What kind of pizza do you like best?	Which sport do you like best?	How many TV’s are in your home?	Are you wearing a watch?	What is your favorite winter activity?
Which are you wearing on the bottom half of your body?	Which Superhero is your favorite?	How many people are in your family?	Which is your favorite summer activity?	What would you like to ride home in today?
Which Fairytale is your favorite?	*What is your favorite fall activity? P1 - P2 - P3	Which is your favorite State Flag?	What kind of milk do you like best?	Heads or Tails Graph (supply a quarter for flipping.A student flips and records their results of the class graph.)
*Cards (supply a deck of cards. Student draws from the deck and records their results on the classroom graph.) P1 - P2 - P3	How many letters are in your first name?	Which flavor is your favorite?	Dice – Supply one die and have students graph the number they roll.	Favorite Cereal – supply tastes of three cereals; Cheerios, Life, & Apple Jacks

BONUS FILES

1.) Clifford Fruit Snacks – Activities to go along with the Clifford Fruit Snacks. Includes a graph, class data sheet, and a game to match!(1-3)

2.) Graphing the Inside of Cookie – Three Pages.Directions, graph, and follow up questions.(2-3)

3.) Farm Picture Graph – Student Activity Sheet (k-1)

4.) Graphing for Spring – Student cuts out pictures to place on a given graph.(1-3)

5.) Graphing for Winter – Student cuts out pictures to place on a given graph.(1-3)

6.) Graphing Watermelon Favorites – Student tally and graph.(1-3)

7.) How Did You Get To School Graph – Students tally & graph classmates replies.Then, student answers questions about the graph.(1-2)

8.) Favorite Ice cream Flavor – Students tally & graph classmates replies.Then, student answers questions about the graph.(1-2)

9.) Graphing for Fall - Student cuts out pictures to place on a given graph.(1-3)

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$18.99 to purchase this packet. Paypal payment only. OVER ninety classroom files or thirty weeks of graphing!!! The calendar manipulatives and the calendar center activity sheets are Word documents that you can modify to fit the needs of your students. The center banners are in both Publisher and PDF for those who do not have Microsoft Publisher. When you purchase this packet you agree to no file sharing. These files are made for single classrooms. You may not share the files in anyway.