Are you looking for an informative collection of posters featuring popular poem types? This types of poems poster collection will surely enhance your classroom decor this National Poetry Month. Each poetry types poster includes a concise definition of the poem type, accompanied by a sample poem. This setup allows students to analyze and understand the structural and thematic elements of each poetic form. Both US and British English (spelling) Files included. Item Included 1 pdf file featuring 28 posters (8.5 x 11 inches, landscape orientation) 28 high-resolution (300 dpi) JPGs The Types of Poems featured in these posters are: Acrostic Ballad Bio Poem Cinquain Clerihew Concrete Poem Couplet Diamante Elegy Epic Epigram x 2 Five Senses Free Verse Haiku Limerick Lyric Poem Narrative Poem Octave Ode Palindrome Poem Pastoral Poem Quatrain Riddle Poem Sestet Sonnet Tanka Tercet Key Features: Vibrant Imagery: Each poster features engaging, colorful designs that capture the essence of different poem types, making your bulletin board pop with creativity and color. Educational Content: These posters cover a wide range of poem types, including haiku, sonnet, limerick, free verse, and acrostic, providing students with clear definitions and examples that enhance their understanding and appreciation of poetry. Interactive Learning: Use these posters as a springboard for classroom activities during National Poetry Month. Encourage students to create their own poems in the styles showcased, fostering a hands-on learning experience. Versatile Use: Ideal for classroom walls, library displays, or even as a resource in writing centers, these posters are versatile and can be used year after year. Celebrate the art of poetry with this “Types of Poems Posters,” collection and create an educational space that both inspires and informs. Perfect for teachers looking to add a functional yet artistic touch to their classroom during National Poetry Month or any time of the year!

Are you teaching your students all about factors and multiples and looking for fun hands-on activities? These 100 task cards will provide basic repetitive practice to reinforce the understanding of identifying factors and multiples, prime numbers, composite numbers, the Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and the Least Common Multiple (LCM). Items Included 20 Task Cards on identifying factors of a given number 20 Task Cards on identifying multiples of a given number 20 Task Cards on differentiating between prime and composite numbers 20 Task Cards on finding the Least Common Multiple of given pairs of numbers 20 Task Cards on finding the Greatest Common Factor of given pairs of numbers Recording Sheet x 5 (one for each set) Answer Key x 5 (one for each set) All task cards are in color. Please see the preview file and video for more information. Activity Spread task cards around the classroom. I personally like to tape to walls, so they don’t get lost in all the excitement. Provide students with a clipboard and the recording sheet. Students work, individually, in pairs, or in small groups to record their responses. Post Activity Project the answer key on the smart board/interactive whiteboard for students to check their answers. Provide further explanation accordingly. Recommended Use Use the PowerPoint and Guided Notes resource to introduce the topics and familiarise students with terminology and definitions. Follow up with these 32 task cards and/or print-n-go sheets. Thank you for visiting Teach2Tell. Please contact me with any queries regarding this resource. Thank you! Laurane@teach2tell.com

A****re you teaching your students all about factors and multiples and looking for fun hands-on activities? These 32 mixed problem task cards will reinforce the understanding of factors and multiples, factor families, prime numbers, prime factorisation, composite numbers, arrays, proper factors, perfect numbers, Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and Least Common Multiple (LCM). Items Included 32 Task Cards featuring a variety of questions Recording Sheet x 1 Answer Key Topics Covered Factors and Factor Families Multiples Prime Number Prime Factorisation Arrays Proper Factors Perfect Numbers Composite Number Greatest Common Factor (GCF) Least Common Multiple (LCM) Activity Spread task cards around the classroom. I personally like to tape to walls, so they don’t get lost in all the excitement. Provide students with a clipboard and the recording sheet. Students work, individually, in pairs, or in small groups to record their responses. Post Activity Project the answer key on the smart board/interactive whiteboard for students to check their answers. Provide further explanation accordingly. Recommended Use Use the PowerPoint and Guided Notes resource to introduce the topics and familiarise students with terminology and definitions. Follow up with these 32 task cards and/or print-n-go sheets. Please contact me with any queries regarding this resource. Thank you! Laurane@teach2tell.com

This 62 slide PowerPoint Presentation and Cornell-style guided notes will help reinforce the understanding of factors and multiples, factor families, prime numbers, prime factorisation, composite numbers, arrays, proper factors, perfect numbers, Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and Least Common Multiple (LCM). Other than taking down guided notes via the PowerPoint presentation, students will also have the opportunity to work on practice examples and take a quiz at the end. Packs in this bundle feature both British and US spellings. Items Included Editable PowerPoint presentation featuring 62 slides with animations, transitions and sound effects Guided note worksheets x 8 pages Teacher Reference Sheets x 8 pages Topics Covered Factors and Factor Families Multiples Prime Number Prime Factorisation Arrays Proper Factors Perfect Numbers Composite Number Greatest Common Factor (GCF) Least Common Multiple (LCM) Recommended Use Run through the presentation yourself prior to presenting to students. Present the slides one at a time, students will follow instructions on each slide like filling in the blanks on their note-taking worksheets and attempting practice examples. The slides are animated to present information in manageable chunks. They also have fun transitions and sound effects to make content all the more interesting to students. Follow-up with task cards, practice sheets, notebook templates or other activities. Please contact me with any queries regarding this resource. Thank you! laurane@teach2tell.com

Are you teaching your students all about factors and multiples and are looking for fun hands-on activities? These no-prep print and digital sheets will reinforce the understanding of factors and multiples, factor families, prime numbers, prime factorisation, composite numbers, arrays, proper factors, perfect numbers, Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and Least Common Multiple (LCM). Each topic features a definition, explanation and practice examples prior to students attempting given problems. Both US and British English spellings included. Items Included 33 Student Practice Sheets Pdf File 33 Student Practice Sheets Digital PowerPoint File (upload to your LMS) 33 Student Practice Sheets in Google Slides 33 Teacher’s Copy Sheets (key) Topics Covered Factors and Factor Families Multiples Prime Number Prime Factorisation Arrays Proper Factors Perfect Numbers Composite Number Greatest Common Factor (GCF) Least Common Multiple (LCM) In addition, there is an interactive section featuring sheets that require students to work with dice, spinners, and visual cards to enable students to have a clear understanding of the key topics listed above.

Are you looking for writing activities to celebrate Father’s Day in your classroom?There couldn’t be a better gift than these four poem dedication writing activities on Father’s Day. The flipbooks and cards are sure to touch every father’s beating heart! Items Included PowerPoint Presentation (13 slides) informing students of the structural elements of the four poem types: Cinquain, Synonym Diamante, Acrostic, Structured Poem (Love you, Dad!) Posters x 7 (color and black and white) of the four poem types for students’ reference. Flipbook Templates x 5 (color and black and white) featuring the lined structure of the four poem types. There are 33 cover options. 25 Cards (black and white – 2 sheets each card) scaffolding the writing of a Cinquain, a Synonym Diamante, and an Acrostic. Activity Introduce students to the four poem types and written examples with the PowerPoint Presentation. Give students the choice of writing out their poems using the flipbook templates or the cards. Display the Poem Types Posters in the classroom for reference. The posters feature a written example of each poem type. Have students take home their flipbooks or cards to present to their fathers or father figures. Flipbook Book Templates Sections (color and blackline) Template 1: Cover There are 33 flipbook cover options featuring a variety of themed images. Students pick one. Template 2: Cinquain Template 3: Diamante Template 4: Acrostic Template 5: Love You, Dad! Card Templates Each card comprises two sheets that need to be printed or photocopied back to back. Further detailed instructions in download. The sections are: Front: Cover Inside sections 2-3: writing lines for a Cinquain and an Acrostic Back: writing lines for a Synonym Diamante Printing Flipbook Templates Print blackline templates. Have students color, then assemble smallest to largest templates or vice versa after all poems are written. Glue/staple at top tab. Print templates on colored cardstock. Assemble and staple/glue at top tab. Print out the colored templates and assemble. These poems will be a memento for every father/father figure to cherish.

This Opinion Writing / Persuasive Writing activity will help scaffold the structural elements of an opinion essay or a persuasive essay. Based on the sample persuasive essay, ‘Should you Ride Your Bike to School?’, students will be introduced to the writing process from brainstorming, planning, drafting, editing, and publishing. Writing activities revolve around the structural elements: The Introduction (sizzling start, opinion, thesis) The Body (Topic Sentence, Supporting Details, Concluding Sentence), and rebuttal The Conclusion (summary statement, call to action) Activity Students will respond to 20 questions on the structural components of a persuasive essay or an opinion essay. Students will find and highlight evidence in the sample text. They will document their responses on the Planning Grid, Persuasive Writing Graph and other Organizers. Students will write against the claim written in the sample essay. Additional writing practice with 5 earth-day themed writing prompts Items Included Sample Persuasive Essay, ‘Should you Ride Your Bike to School?’ to study structural elements and writing style Persuasive Writing Graph to map out structural components 20 questions analyzing writing style and structural elements Annotation of structural elements using the final compiled sample essay from start to finish Writing Assignment to write against the claim made in the sample persuasive essay Self-editing and peer-editing checklists Teacher Marking Rubric Publishing Writing Sheets Cover Sheets to collate sheets into a booklet 5 Earth-Day themed Writing Prompts General Organizers (planning grid, writing graph, Introduction, Body, Conclusion) to use with any persuasive writing prompt Recommended Use Review of form and structure prior to testing Recap of form and structure prior to a writing assignment Writing activity to celebrate Earth Day

This resource will help your students write the tightening tension in a narrative. Writing lessons scaffold the writing of the exposition, inciting incident, rising action (pebble, rock, boulder). In addition, the graphic organizers, checklists, and writing assignment will facilitate your students to write with impressive style and technique. Activity Students will respond to 40 questions on the structural components, figurative language, and writing techniques used in the mentor text. Students will find and highlight evidence in the sample text. They will document their responses on the Story Map, Sensory Details, Figurative Language, and Writing Techniques organizers. Items Included Cover Sheet (if compiling pages into a booklet) Sheets that scaffold the writing of the exposition, inciting incident, rising action (pebble, rock, boulder) through a sample text. Writing assignment with scenario Writing prompt sheets Story Map Sensory Details, Figurative Language, and Writing Techniques organizers. Self-editing and peer-editing checklist Teacher Key The sample personal narrative is based on the short animated movie, ‘The Present’. The narrative is written from the viewpoint of the boy in the movie. You may have students watch the movie before or after you begin the lesson to provide context to the story. Link to movie in download. This writing unit can also be done without having students watch the short animated movie.

Looking to have your students document their research on the planets of the solar system? These print and digital templates (google slides, digital PowerPoint files) will help you do just that. Items Included Flipbook Templates (Print) Flipbook templates (style 1 and 2) in blackline to print. Flipbook templates in color (style 1 and 2) to print. Self-editing and Peer editing Checklist Teacher Marking Rubric Vocabulary Display Cards Editable PowerPoint templates in style 1 (blackline & color) Assembly instructions included in download. **Digital Flipbook (Google Slides, PowerPoint) ** Students will document information in fun flipbook-style templates in google slides ( a free app in the google drive suite). Students have the option to digitally submit the completed flipbook report for feedback and grading. Student checklists and marking rubrics included. The templates may also be printed for students to color and display. Both color and blackline template options included.

Have your students prepare for the Naplan Year 3 Language Conventions examination with this digital practice paper. There are 60 questions targeting a variety of question formats. The questioning strategy of each of the 60 questions target a range of spelling, grammar and punctuation skills. The questions have been formulated after extensive study of recent years’ examination papers and adopt the style and format of the same. The digital practice paper is self-checking and students will receive instant feedback of correct/incorrect responses on submission. This will not only provide you with valuable data to dictate teaching and learning but will also save you all that marking! ►► ITEMS INCLUDED: 60 Questions (multiple choice, check-box, short response) on spelling, grammar and punctuation in Google forms ►► REQUIREMENTS This is a Google Forms digital resource and can be used with google drive, Microsoft one drive and other online learning platforms. You will need to create a google account or a one drive account. This is a free service and is easy to set up. This resource can also be assigned to your students via Google Classroom (free) by accessing your drive and inserting (click on drive/attachment icon) the google drive file. Select the option of ‘make a copy for each student’. ►► ►►Further instructions to setup in file. ►► ADVANTAGES Use of this digital resource would contribute to the creation of a paperless/hybrid classroom. Enhancement of student engagement as responses are submitted digitally and instant feedback on performance is provided. This digital resource will also help familiarise students with the Naplan-style Language Conventions examination, thus empowering them to be more confident and resilient in real-time. Data is automatically collected via students’ responses for you to analyze. Don’t want digital? FIND THE PRINTABLE VERSION HERE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/naplan-testing-year-3-language-conventions-practice-test-1-12268706

► Naplan Year 3 Language Conventions is a time-driven examination and the key to achieving success is being prepared. ► The number of questions and time limit may be changed by the authoritative body during any given testing year. The number of questions in a test is usually 50 to be completed within the time frame of 40 minutes. This leaves a student with just 48 seconds to complete each question (time limit divided by the number of questions). ► This Practice Paper features 60 questions that target a variety of questioning types prevalent in Naplan past papers. Other than targeting spelling skills at the requisite level, the paper focuses on punctuation, parts of speech, sentence structure and clause structure. ► The questioning strategy of each of the 60 questions target a range of spelling, grammar and punctuation skills. The questions have been formulated after extensive study of recent years examination papers and adopt the style and format of the same. ►► ITEMS INCLUDED: ✓ Cover Sheet x 2 options (if compiling all sheets into a booklet) ✓ 60 Questions (multiple choice, check-box, short response) on spelling, grammar and punctuation ✓ Answer Key ►► SUGGESTED USE: ✓ You may release the sheets gradually to students 2-3 at a time, or have them attempt the entire paper in one sitting. Be sure to provide additional time as there are 60 questions. Alternatively, print pages 5-12 (51 questions) to be completed within a time frame of approximately 40 minutes. ✓ It is best practice to familiarise yourself with the type of questions so you can provide a brief explanation of skills tested prior to students attempting the paper. ✓ ►►After students have attempted the practice paper, display the answer sheets on the interactive board and discuss as a class. ►► DIGITAL VERSION OF THIS PRACTICE TEST COMING SOON ►► Disclaimer I am not in any way affiliated with the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA ) other than training my own students and having operated as a Professional Marker for Pearson Education marking NAPLAN examinations.

► Naplan Year 5 Language Conventions is a time-driven examination and the key to achieving success is being prepared. ► The number of questions and time limit may be changed by the authoritative body during any given testing year. The number of questions in a test is usually 50 to be completed within the time frame of 40 minutes. This leaves a student with just 48 seconds to complete each question (time limit divided by the number of questions). ► This Practice Paper features 60 questions that target a variety of questioning types prevalent in Naplan past papers. Other than targeting spelling skills at the requisite level, the paper focuses on punctuation, parts of speech, sentence structure and clause structure. ► The questioning strategy of each of the 60 questions target a range of spelling, grammar and punctuation skills. The questions have been formulated after extensive study of recent years examination papers and adopt the style and format of the same. ►► ITEMS INCLUDED: ✓ Cover Sheet x 2 options (if compiling all sheets into a booklet) ✓ 60 Questions (multiple choice, check-box, short response) on spelling, grammar and punctuation ✓ Answer Key ►► SUGGESTED USE: ✓ You may release the sheets gradually to students 2-3 at a time, or have them attempt the entire paper in one sitting. Be sure to provide additional time as there are 60 questions. Alternatively, print pages 5-12 (51 questions) to be completed within a time frame of approximately 40 minutes. ✓ It is best practice to familiarise yourself with the type of questions so you can provide a brief explanation of skills tested prior to students attempting the paper. ✓ ►►After students have attempted the practice paper, display the answer sheets on the interactive board and discuss as a class. ►► FIND THE DIGITAL VERSION OF THIS PRACTICE TEST HERE: NAPLAN YEAR 5 LANGUAGE CONVENTIONS: DIGITAL: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/naplan-year-5-language-conventions-digital-google-forms-google-drive-12111508 ►► Disclaimer I am not in any way affiliated with the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA ) other than training my own students and having operated as a Professional Marker for Pearson Education marking NAPLAN examinations.

This resource on pie charts features 54 colour and black and white task cards. ►► 1. Reading and Interpreting Pie Charts – Section 1 There are 44 colour and black and white task cards in this section comprising of two student answer response sheets. Answers to all 44 questions included. ►► 2. Constructing and Interpreting Pie Charts – Section 2 This section has 6 colour and black and white task cards that require students to collect real-life data via class surveys. Collected data is tabulated and represented in a pie chart. Students use a protractor to construct the degrees of each sector. There are 12 response sheets (2 per page) to represent and interpret data collected in pie charts. ►► 3. Constructing and Interpreting Pie Charts – Section 3 There are 4 colour and black and white task cards that require students to use hands-on materials (dice, spinners, M&M’s and coins) to collect data. There are 8 response sheets (2 per page) to represent and interpret collected data in pie charts. Students use a protractor to construct the degrees of each sector. In addition, there are 12 vocabulary cards featuring key mathematical terminology and 1 poster defining and explaining the concept of pie charts. ►► A completed sample of each graphing activity is included. ACTIVITY: ✓ Spread task cards around the classroom. I personally like to tape to walls, so they don’t get lost in all the excitement. ✓ Provide students with a clipboard and the recording sheet. ✓ Students work, individually, in pairs, or in small groups to record their responses. ►► PRE/POST ACTIVITY: Project the (included) completed samples of each graphing activity on the smart board/interactive whiteboard for students to understand the requirements of the task or to check their answers. Provide further explanation accordingly. ►► Suggested Use: ✓ As a follow-up to an instructed lesson on pie charts. ✓ As a practice and assessment activity. ✓ At Independent Math Centers or Work Stations ✓ Morning Work ✓ Early finishers ✓ Homework folder ►► Similar content on Pie Charts is also available in WORKSHEET format: PIE CHARTS/PIE GRAPHS/CIRCLE GRAPHS: NO PREP INTERACTIVE SHEETS https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/pie-charts-pie-graphs-circle-graphs-no-prep-interactive-sheets-11602666

Build reading fluency of 40 Sight Words with these fun reading word wheels. ►ITEMS INCLUDED: Black and White word wheels (cover and base) featuring 40 sight words supported by black and white images Colour word wheels (cover and base) featuring 40 sight words supported by colour images ► The 40 sight words in focus in these word wheels are: ✓ all, again, bad, away, all done ✓ big, come, do, don’t down, drink ✓ eat, feel, get, go, good ✓ happy, help, here, I, in ✓ like, little, mice, more, my ✓ not, now, off, on, out ✓ play, put, read, sad, some, stop ✓ that, want, what Reading will not be too overwhelming as your students turn the wheel to read each word individually. This is definitely a great way to engage students in reading, besides this resource could also serve as an effective way to also teach vocabulary and spelling. These word wheels could be placed at a centre, displayed on a bulletin board, or sent home with students. This resource is included in the mega READING WORD WHEELS BUNDLE. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/mega-growing-bundle-phonics-reading-spelling-word-wheels-mega-bundle-12258389

► Build reading fluency of 245 consonants (silent consonants, double consonants, final consonants) with these fun word wheels. Both colour and black and white templates included. ►► 3 CONSONANT PACKS INCLUDED: ✓ 1. SILENT CONSONANTS X 60 ✓ 2. DOUBLE CONSONANTS X 42 ✓ 3. FINAL CONSONANTS X 143 ►►ITEMS INCLUDED FOR EACH CONSONANT PACK: Black and White word wheels (cover and base) featuring words supported by black and white images Colour word wheels (cover and base) featuring words supported by colour images ►►The 60 SILENT CONSONANTS in focus in these word wheels are: ♦ Silent Consonant /b/: climb, comb, lamb, bomb (fire), plumber, thumb ♦ Silent Consonant /c/: crescent, descend, muscle, scene, scent, scissors ♦ Silent Consonant /d/: badge, edge, handkerchief, handsome, hedge, wedge ♦ Silent Consonant /g/: design, foreign, gnarl, gnat, gnome, sign ♦ Silent Consonant /h/: ghost, hour, rhythm, what, which, white ♦ Silent Consonant /k/: knead, kneel, knight, knit, knock, knot ♦ Silent Consonant /l/: calf, half, palm, salmon, stalk, yolk ♦ Silent Consonant /p/: cupboard, psychedelic, psychiatrist, psychic, raspberry, receipt ♦ Silent Consonant /t/: butcher, castle, listen, match, watch, witch ♦ Silent Consonant /w/: wrap, wreath, wrench, wring, wrist, write ►► The 42 DOUBLE CONSONANTS in focus in these word wheels are: ♦ -BB: bubble, cabbage, dribble, rabbit, ribbon, robber ♦ -DD: laddle, muddy, paddle, puddle, saddle, wedding ♦ -FF: cliff, cuff, giraffe, muffin, puff, sheriff ♦ -LL: balloon, bell, bull, pillow, spill, troll ♦ -SS: dress, floss, glass, grass, hiss, scissors ♦ -TT: button, kitten letter, mitt, mitten, rattle ♦ -ZZ: buzz, dizzy, fizz, jazz, pizza, puzzle ►► The 143 FINAL CONSONANTS in focus in these word wheels are: ♦ -ld: cold, field, gold, hold, old, wild, world ♦ -lf: golf, gulf, self, shelf, wolf ♦ -lk: milk, silk, sulk, whelk ♦ -lp: help, kelp, pulp, scalp, yelp ♦ -lt: belt, colt, melt, salt, spilt, tilt ♦ -mp: camp, hump, jump, lamp, plump, stamp, stump ♦ -nd: bend, hand, land, pond, stand, wand, wind ♦ -nk: bank, drink, monk, sink, stink, think, wink ♦ -nt: ant, bent, cent, hunt, plant, point, tent ♦ -rd: sword, award, bird, card, cord, nerd ♦ -rf: dwarf, scarf, surf, turf ♦ -rk: work, bark, cork, dark, park, pork, shark, stork ♦ -rl: curl, girl, pearl, twirl ♦ -rm: arm, farm, germ, storm, warm, worm ♦ -rn: barn, burn, fern, horn, turn, yarn ♦ -rp: burp, carp, chirp, harp, sharp, warp ♦ -rt: cart, dirt, fort, heart, hurt, tart ♦ -sk: desk, disk, flask, husk, kiosk, mask, whisk ♦ -sp: clasp, crisp, gasp, grasp, wasp, wisp ♦ -st: dust, fast, ghost, list, post, rest, roast, vest ♦ -ct: act, eject, inject, insect, reflect, strict, subtract ♦ -ft: craft, draft, gift, left, lift, raft, soft ♦ -pt: crept, erupt, sculpt, slept, swept, tempt, wept This resource is included in the mega READING WORD WHEELS BUNDLE. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/mega-growing-bundle-phonics-reading-spelling-word-wheels-mega-bundle-12258389

Build reading fluency of 222 blends with these fun reading word wheels. ► ITEMS INCLUDED: ✓ Black and White word wheels (cover and base) featuring 222 blends supported by black and white images ✓ Colour word wheels (cover and base) featuring 222 blends supported by colour images ► The blends in focus in these word wheels are: ♦ 72 L Blends (12 words for each L blend on a single wheel): bl, cl, fl, gl, pl, sl  ♦ 70 R Blends: (10 words for each R blend on a single wheel): br, cr, dr, fr, gr, pr, tr ♦ 80 S Blends: (10 words for each S blend on a single wheel): sc, sk, sl, sm, sn, sp, st, sw ► Reading will not be too overwhelming as your students turn the wheel to read each word individually. This is definitely a great way to engage students in reading, besides this resource could also serve as an effective way to also teach vocabulary and spelling. ► These word wheels could be placed at a centre, displayed on a bulletin board, or sent home with students. This resource is included in the mega Reading Word Wheels Bundle

Students will use card visuals to record pizza sales over a given period of time. They will plot and interpret data on a line graph. ► Items Included: ✓ File folder cover (2 options): if placing all items in a file at a centre ✓ Single large task card (colour and blackline) on a sheet outlining the task ✓ Two small task cards (colour and blackline) on a sheet outlining the task ✓ ine graph sheet to plot data (single- large and two small on a sheet) ✓ esponse Sheet to interpret data (single- large and two small on a sheet) ✓ visual data cards featuring number of pizzas sold ✓ ample Response /Answer Key (single- large and two small on a sheet) ✓ poster defining a Line Graph ►Activity: Students will follow the instructions on the task card to collect data and plot it on the line graph. They will then interpret data collected by answering questions. To save on paper, you have the option to print two templates on a single sheet for all printables in this pack.

This Bar Graphs Class Surveys collection features collecting, graphing and interpreting data on topics your students will relate to. This is perfect for a getting-to-know-you back to school activity, or alternatively for applying graphing skills in real life situations. ►What’s Included ✓ 12 Class Surveys on topics of interest. ✓ Choice of three Cover Sheets if compiling student surveys into a booklet. ✓ Vocabulary Cards featuring mathematical terminology. ►Content The following bar graphs require students to conduct surveys to collect and tabulate data. Students then graph the data on a grid, record findings and write down two questions to ask a friend. A set of questions facilitate the interpreting of collected data. ►Targeting Differentiation Graphing templates are provided with the scale drawn and intervals marked. For each graphing activity, there are also blank grids for students to mark the intervals. A variety of questions to interpret data collected target differentiation. ►Bar graphs under this section include: ✓ favourite Food ✓ favourite Sport ✓ favourite Subject ✓ favourite Ice-cream ✓ Sales at the Canteen ✓ favourite colour ✓ favourite Pasta ✓ favourite Season ✓ Our Birthday Months ►►In addition, the following three graphs require students to collect data against their own categories on a given subject. ✓ Best Movie ✓ Best Game ✓ Best Music Artist ►Setting Up Students For Success Prior to having students attempt each survey, project the completed sample for each graphing activity on the interactive whiteboard so students have an overall idea of the requirements of the activity.