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Real Graphs, Real Fun, Real Learning.

Eng, Kristine – Learning, 1988

Three categories of graphs are discussed: real, representational or pictoral, and symbolic. Real graphs are very useful for teaching basic graphing concepts to K-6 students. Three steps in graph making are described: ask the question; collect and organize information; label the graph. A detailed guide to several graphing activities is included.…

Descriptors: Elementary Education, Graphs, Instructional Materials, Teaching Methods

Graph It! And Make Numbers Make Sense.

Ramondetta, June – Learning, 1994

Simple graphing activity helps primary students make the jump from counting concrete objects to understanding abstract symbols. As part of the activity, students vote for their favorite season, then stand up and become a graph of the data they collect. The activity requires the Graph Club Classroom Kit software program. (SM)

Descriptors: Abstract Reasoning, Computer Assisted Instruction, Courseware, Elementary School Mathematics