Less than $5 1st Grade Graphing Activities (by price, low to high)

FREEBIE! Here is a cute, fun, free. and yummy way to practice graphing during the Thanksgiving or Christmas season. Just whip up a batch of gingerbread cookies using your favorite recipe, serve them, and graph away! You might also like: Gingerbread Boy Dolch Pre-Primer-Third Grade Sight Word Flashcards and Posters Gingerbread Girl Number Flashcards 0-100 Elf Addition Adding 0-10 The awesome Christmas paper is by: Teacher Laura The awesome frame is by: Lovin Lit The awesome gingerbread clip art is by: Pink Cat Studio If you download this free item, please take the time to rate it. If you like this product please visit my TeachShare store for many other items: My Kinder Garden Click Here To Follow My Kinder Garden on Facebook Click Here To Follow My Kinder Garden on Instagram How to get TeachShare credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. ☺ Be the first to know about my new discounts, giveaways, freebies and new products: • Look for the green star near the top of any page within my store and click it to become a follower. You will then receive customized email updates about this store.

Graphing Smarties was created as a fun activity for my students to complete while learning from home during the Coronavirus closure. However, the work can be easily completed in the classroom setting.

I wanted to give them a treat but incorporate learning fun too! To complete the activity I sent two packages of Smarties to each student along with the worksheet.

Two versions of the activity are included.  The first can be used in the classroom. The second has a note asking students email a picture of their completed graph to the teacher.

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Use your favorite rainbow colored circle shaped cereal to make a fun rainbow cereal graphing activity! Give each student a handful of cereal and let them graph their cereal on the graph. Then, students will fill out the recording sheet according to the cereal they had! Finally the students can eat their math!

Halloween graphing fun using skulls and bones! Your students will totally engaged with this activity. Skulls and Bones can be found at Dollar Tree! There are 11 packets in a package. Stop in at Dollar Tree to grab some Halloween graphing fun for your math class. Included you will find: -sorting sheets -graphing pages (individual and group) -question page Thanks for stopping by! Judy & Rachel

This is a great Thanksgiving line plot graph for your students to do. It shows the data of how long the students stay at their grandparents. Students will use the line plot to answer the corresponding six questions. This is a printable that requires no extra work.

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A Thanksgiving Pictograph to have your students practice reading pictographs. There are seven different questions about the pictograph and one includes the student to complete the rest of the pictograph by drawing the correct number of rolls given. This will test the students knowledge of reading the key on a graph, answering questions about which has more or less, and more.

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Students will have fun looking for letters in the alphabet soup and writing them on the graphs for both uppercase and lowercase letters. Since I follow the Scott Foresman Reading Series, the letters are introduced on the graph in the same way they are presented in the series. However, you could use these graphs with any reading series as it prepares students with important letter identification skills that all kindergarten students will need. Students get some math and literacy practice with this activity. Included in this file are all letters. There are five graphs for uppercase letters and five graphs for lowercase letters. There are four additional mixed upper and lowercase letter graphs. You will also receive a blank graph and bowl so the teacher or students can create their own. This activity allows you to differentiate the instruction to meet the needs of your students. Just print and go and enjoy this fun integrated math and literacy activity with your students.

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Have your students sort Valentine's Day Sweethearts this year and graph them on this worksheet! Conversation Hearts are the perfect way to incorporate math on Valentine's Day! This worksheet is fun and easy to follow along with for students. It asks them to graph how many colors of Sweethearts are in their box and answer three questions about which color is the most, which color is the least, and their favorite color. This product comes in both color and black and white.

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Looking for a way to make learning graphs engaging and relatable for your students? This downloadable "Ways to Get Home from School" worksheet is your ticket to educational fun!
Here's why it's perfect for students (and teachers!):

• Interactive & Real-World: Students explore different ways they get home (bus, car, bike, walk!), making math relevant to their daily lives.
• Graphing Mastery: This worksheet guides students through creating colorful graphs and charts, building essential data analysis skills.
• Math & Beyond: Boosts critical thinking and strengthens math concepts like counting and sorting.
• Classroom or Home Friendly: This versatile resource is perfect for both classroom activities and independent practice at home.
• Download & Print: The easy-to-download PDF format makes it accessible for any teacher or parent.

Turn graphing into an adventure! This worksheet is a fantastic way to develop analytical skills and explore the world of transportation – all while having a blast!
Download your free "Ways to Get Home from School" worksheet today!

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Enjoy this Lower Elementary (grades k-2) Valentine's Day Bundle! This bundle includes three cute and engaging Valentine's Day activities. Be sure to check out each individual product to view the product preview! You can see a detailed description below for each resource included:

1. Valentine's Day Bingo: This Valentine's Day Bingo is the perfect product for your classroom on Valentine's Day or in the month of February! It comes with two pages. The first is a blank bingo board. The second is a page of 30 Valentine-related pictures where students can cut out and glue into their blank Bingo board.

2. Valentine's Day Five Senses Writing: This cute Valentine's Day resource has students thinking about what they love to see, hear, touch, smell, and taste. Have your students explore the five senses while having some Valentine's fun! 6 pages included. One page that includes all five senses and five individual senses pages. Each page includes a drawing box as well.

3. Valentine's Day Sweetheart Graph: Have your students sort Valentine's Day Sweethearts this year and graph them on this worksheet! This worksheet is fun and easy to follow along with for students. It asks them to graph how many colors of Sweethearts are in their box and answer three questions about which color is the most, which color is the least, and their favorite color. This products comes in both color and black and white.

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Students will count and graph the number of apple seeds they found in their apples. Excellent for early elementary and special education classrooms. Black and white graphics help you save on ink. Easy, fun, and interactive math lesson. Lesson plan ties in Special Education Extended Standards. This would be fun for Johnny Appleseed Day!

Use your favorite marshmallow cereal to make a fun St. Patrick's Day graphing activity! Students will practice graphing skills by sorting a handful of marshmallows on their graphing paper. A recording page is available for students to work with the data on their graph.

Students will gain practice in sorting, counting, addition skills and comparing numbers in a set with this Saint Patrick's Day math activity. This activity can be done in a math center, whole group activity, small group activity or just a fun snack time learning activity.

There are three sets of marshmallow graphs and recording pages to accommodate different boxes of cereal.

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This cute Thanksgiving Bar Graph has many options. You can get your data as a whole class by having students tally their favorite pie flavor on the board with the provided graphics. The other option is to have students individually survey the classroom and make the tally marks on their own bar graph. There are two different bar graphs included. One does not have any labels and the other is labeled. Once they get their data the student is in charge of drawing their own bar graph. Then there is a page for the students to answer questions about their graph.

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This winter/holiday pictograph shows the different winter activities. It is great for students to practice their skills with reading pictographs. One pictograph students will use the given graph to answer the included questions. The second pictograph has students survey the class about their favorite winter activities and then create their own pictograph.

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A spooky way to practice your skills of graphing. There are three different Halloween graphs, bar graph, pictograph, and a line plot.

Students will create their own Halloween bar graph. They will poll the class on their favorite candy and then draw and label the bar graph correctly.

Students will look at a pictograph of Halloween costumes and answer the questions provided.

Students will look at a line plot and answer the questions provided.

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Holiday/Winter bar graph! There are two different bar graphs provided. One bar graph students will interpret the data on the graph and answer the questions given. The other bar graph, students will count the amount of objects and use that data to create their own bar graph. They will need to properly label the graph and then draw it to scale.

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This activity offers a different way to teach tally and bar graphs. Students choose 20 firework cards from the firework deck (or any amount you choose from the 45 cards). We find that 20 cards offers the most interesting collection to work with.

Students are invited to collect the data of their chosen cards and write it on the tally sheet. Finally, the students will then plot it on a bar graph.

The nature of this activity means that each student should, in theory, produce their own tally and bar graph, unique from other students in the class.

We have also included both a UK and a US version of each sheet to account for the different spelling of the word colour/color, as well as differentiated versions of the worksheets themselves for those who need a little help with matching the fireworks to the value they need to tally.

This Valentine's Day math activity is perfect for practicing counting and making basic graphs.

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WHAT IS INCLUDED?

• 10-page PDF file
• Instructions
• A Valentine's Day-themed search and find game (with everyone's favorite tumbler!)
• 4 different versions graph paper
• Additional math worksheet for questions about the search and find game.
• Extra reverse graphing activity.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Easily print the resource from your computer.

2. Discuss each object in the picture, talking about colors, if they like it, etc.

3. Tell the students to find all of the objects hidden in the picture and then write how many there are of each on the line next to each object at the bottom of the page.

4. The remaining pages are a math graph activity to teach the students how to make and read graphs.

5. Use the black and white version if you want the students to color the graphs themselves.

WHO IS IT FOR?

• Elementary School Teachers: You'll love this as a resource for your students to practice counting and drawing graphs while having fun!
• Homeschooling Parents: This is the perfect resource to lay a foundation of graph knowledge for your kiddo.

FEATURES

• Each page is 8.5" x 11", but you can adjust this in your printer settings.
• Colorful sheets
• Instructions

Use the data shown to create a bar graph.

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Math Activity: Winter Sweaters Graphing

Cut, Color, Graph, and Calculate! ❄️

This engaging math activity is perfect for early learners. Students will cut out and color a winter sweater and its ornaments. Then, they'll create a graph to represent the number of each ornament they used. Finally, they'll calculate and write down the total number of ornaments. This activity helps develop counting skills, graphing abilities, and basic math operations in a fun and festive way.

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