Here's a great website where students can collect and add data and then create graphs.
Showing posts with label cirlce graphs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cirlce graphs. Show all posts
Monday, November 02, 2009
Monday, October 19, 2009
Constructing a Circle Graph with data
Reviewing Circle Graphs:
Students who need practice constructing a circle graph can get help HERE
More on Circle Graphs- 7th Grade
Percent and Applications: Circle Graphs 8th-9th Grade
Circle/Pie Graph
Students who need practice constructing a circle graph can get help HERE
More on Circle Graphs- 7th Grade
Percent and Applications: Circle Graphs 8th-9th Grade
Circle/Pie Graph
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Constructing Pie/Circle Graphs 7.11A
Yesterday my classes all took a survey of their favorite classes. Each student chose only one subject as their favorite. The end result was the class as a whole constructing their own pie chart, breaking down the totals, turning them into fractions, decimals, percents, and finally degrees, so the pie could be cut into parts according to the angles. Quite a few TEKS were covered and the students were all engaged. I plan on continuing surveys throughout the year so I can spiral this lesson.
Below is an example of tracking from one of my blogs. The information gathered was about returning visitors. From this information you can easily calculate the degrees of each angle for the percent and number of each category is already given.
Below is an example of tracking from one of my blogs. The information gathered was about returning visitors. From this information you can easily calculate the degrees of each angle for the percent and number of each category is already given.
| Returning Visits | |||
| 84 | First Time Visits | ||
| 32 | 1-5 Returning Visits | ||
| 10 | 5-10 Returning Visits | ||
| 14 | 10+ Returning Visits |
Labels:
7.11A,
angles,
cirlce graphs,
collecting data,
decimals,
find percents,
fractions,
pie chart,
statistics
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