Take a look at the following graph:
Try These:
1. What might the question be if the answer is nineteen?
2. Which type of leaves combined were collected more: Hickory and Maple or Poplar and Chestnut?
3. How many leaves were collected altogether?
Tuesday 14 January 2014
Interpreting Bar Graphs
We have really kicked up our math thinking a notch. Instead of just "reading the data" in a graph. We are answering higher order questions that often require us to solve multi step math problems.
Take a look at the following graph:
Try These:
1. What might the question be if the answer is nineteen?
2. Which type of leaves combined were collected more: Hickory and Maple or Poplar and Chestnut?
3. How many leaves were collected altogether?
Take a look at the following graph:
Try These:
1. What might the question be if the answer is nineteen?
2. Which type of leaves combined were collected more: Hickory and Maple or Poplar and Chestnut?
3. How many leaves were collected altogether?
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