| Third Grade
- "Use Bar Graphs"
- A
Picture is Worth a Thousand Words
On this interactive site, students can
collect statistical information/data to analyze
and graph.
- Activity
by GLCE: Data & Probability New
Outstanding. This website is designed to provide
math links for students, guidance for parents,
and standards based resources for teachers. Mr.
Maffesoli compiled all of the links contained
in this site. Resources for each specific GLCE
are sorted and displayed in an easy to use chart.
- Best
Weather - Math Webquest
This is a complete webquest of math activities
revolving around the collection of weather data
from various locations to determine, based upon
the data, the best city to live in. A very student-oriented
activity, should make for an interesting class
project and introduction to webquests. Meets the
criteria for Standards 1,2, and 3, with many of
their required benchmarks.
- Create
a Graph
This interactive site explains four different
kinds of graphs. The students also have
the opportunity make their own graphs on this
site.
- Data
Analysis & Probability New
Outstanding.
What a site! This site is leveled according to
the grade level. There are many links for every
math GLCE you are teaching. There are many reteaching
and/or reinforcing opportunities when using this
site!
- Let's
Graph
On this interactive site, students to
can solve, change and design a math problem.
- Make
a Living Graph
Make a living graph allows the student to choose
what things they would like to graph and make a
hypotheses and then graph the topic. Teacher lesson
plan only.
- Reading
a Bar Graph
Great activity for estimating bar graph
amounts.
- The
Million $$ Mission
Outstanding - This
is both a teacher lesson plan and a student activity
site, featuring a very real-world problem for students
to solve by collecting and analyzing data, then
predicting the outcome and final results. Very
interesting site!
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