Problem Solving with Length, Money, and Data
This unit gives the children the opportunity to practice addition and subtraction strategies
within 100. They will also use problem-solving skills as they learn to work with
various types of units within the context of length, money, and data.
The children will be
using picture graphs, bar graphs and line plots to represent and read
data.
Line Plot
Picture Graph
New Key Vocabulary Words For This Unit
Data- facts or information that is gathered
Table- showing/ displaying data using rows and columns.
Bar graph- a diagram showing data using lines or rectangles of equal width.
Picture Graph- uses pictures instead of bars to show data.
Line Plot- a graph representing data with an X above each instance of value on a number line.
Legend- information on a graph that explains what the symbols represent.
Scale- ordered marks used as a reference standard in measurement.
Degree- measurement unit for temperature.
Foot (ft.)- a unit of length equal t 12 inches.
Inch (in.)- a unit of length
Yard (yd.)-a unit of length equal to 36 inches or 3 feet.
How You Can Help At Home
-Ask your child to count the coins you received in change when you go shopping. You can also give your child a handful of coins and ask them to count how much money they have.
- Once your child has learned a few ways to represent data, find something around the house you can make a line or bar graph about (ex: types of stuffed animal, or colors of LEGO pieces)
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