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Posted: Jan 09 2010 at 1:54pm | IP Logged Quote kbfsc
We're planning to do some graphing this week. My K'er loves FIAR; we're doing Peter Rabbit and there's some graphing suggested as a math activity. I'd love to spend more time on this since my second-grader hasn't done any graphing yet. Any great resources out there? Especially on the net? I'm imagining something that provides lots of examples and is fun to look at.

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AIMS educational foundation is a great resource for all kinds of activities, but I love the graphing activites.

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The graphing with M&Ms is great. There was one with valentine hearts. Every year we do the Halloween candy one. You can download just what you want or buy the entire book of resources that the activity is found in. I have found all there activities to utilize higher order thinking skills. My 18 year old grew into writing as well as math using their materials back when she was 4 and used them till she was about 10. Also the graphing activities are great for many ages. A four year old can graph and a 2nd grader can graph as well as utilize different modes of comparison and classification.

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Posted: Jan 11 2010 at 2:04am | IP Logged Quote MaryM
I like the Math Start Series which covers various math topics in a picture book format. Lemonade for Sale is an introduction to graphing.

PBS Cyberchase site has this graphing game.

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Posted: Jan 11 2010 at 5:02pm | IP Logged Quote kbfsc
Wonderful ideas! Thank you! I just reserved Lemonade for Sale at our library.

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