Hello!
As we begin our next math unit on Data Management - here are the new learning expectations and some tips on how you can practise at home!
- I can organize, sort, and classify objects into categories using two or more attributes
- I can collect data by conducting a simple survey
- I can collect and organize data and display the data in charts, tables and graphs, with appropriate titles and labels
- I can read data presented in charts, tables, and graphs, then describe the data using comparative language
- I can interpret and draw conclusions from data
- I can demonstrate an understanding of mode and identify the mode in a set of data
Some ways that you practise at home:
Sort objects at home (sort fruit and veggies into the fridge after shopping, sort coins in different ways), take surveys at home (who likes to eat chicken better than beef, who likes olives on their pizza), if you see a graph or table in a book, newspaper, magazine, social media - ask your child to show you the labels, ask which is most popular, or least popular, what does the graph tell you?
Here is also a fun math game you can use to make a graph!
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