Interpreting Graphs
aligned to Illustrative Mathematics
Learning Objective
I can interpret a graph to describe a real-world situation.
Lesson Flow
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Guided Notes
Key concepts students will learn:
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To find the average amount of each color of M&M's in the bag, you have to add up all the values and divide by however many there are.
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When you see the word 'or' in a probability question, it means you have to add two probabilities together.
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When analyzing bar graphs with temperatures, it is important to look at each of the different dash marks to figure out what the value is.
Practice
9 questions • Multiple choice & Short answer
Exit Ticket
“The bar graph shows the number of students who play different sports at a school. According to the graph, 40 students play basketball, 60 students play soccer, 25 play tennis, and 75 play volleyball. How many more students play volleyball than tennis?”
Teacher Guide
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