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Graphing Story Problems

Lisa Colozza CoccaSeries: Explorer Junior Library: Math Explorer Junior
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Pages
24
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
Cherry Lake Publishing

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Designed to introduce readers to how graphs tell stories. Readers will see bar, line, pie, and pictographs, as well as tally charts, and be encouraged to read the stories graphs tell and create their own stories. Activities build on the material presented.|Index|Glossary of key words|Table of contents|Author/Illustrator biography|Making and Using Graphs employs bright illustrations and clear text to teach young readers how to create and use graphs to represent and analyze data. Five books in the series each introduce a single type of graph and offer examples, as well as activities designed for readers to practice gathering and graphing data. A conclusion summarizes key concepts and suggests more graphing activities. The sixth book focuses on a variety of graph types, introducing them as tools for readers to use to solve story problems.

Related Subjects

  • General
  • Mathematics
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Geometry
  • Size & Shape
  • Concepts

Extended Details

  • SeriesExplorer Junior Library: Math Explorer Junior

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    Lisa Colozza CoccaAuthor