Representing Data with Objects
We will use real objects like blocks or counters to make a physical graph that shows the information we have collected.
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We will use real objects like blocks or counters to make a physical graph that shows the information we have collected.
Key Questions
- Identify which line of blocks is the tallest.
- Explain what the tallest line of blocks tells us.
- Compare the number of red blocks to the number of blue blocks.
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