Collecting and Recording Data (Tally Charts)
Representing linear patterns and sequences graphically on the coordinate plane and interpreting their characteristics.
Key Questions
- How can you collect information by counting and recording using tally marks?
- What does a tally chart tell you about a group of things?
- Can you make a tally chart to record something you observe in your classroom or school?
NCCA Curriculum Specifications
Suggested Methodologies
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