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Day 4: Surveys
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Unit 6: Leisure activities
Day Four: Surveys and results
Objective
Students will be able to read and use expressions of frequency and days of the week,
- While interviewing classmates in a survey format.
- While tabulating the results of the survey in a class bar graph.
Setting the Stage (5 minutes)
Teacher displays a visual of his/her survey results and his/her bar graph that reflects the survey results. Students, with a classmate, are to discuss what they see.
Input (10 minutes)
Teacher explains and describes a sample survey and bar graph that reflect all the expressions of frequency in the time line used during the previous lesson. Teacher asks yes/no, either/or, what/when/where questions about the content of the survey and bar graph.
Guided Practice (10 minutes)
Students have a blank survey form and must interview 3 different classmates.
Independent Practice (10 minutes)
Students, in groups of 5, create a bar graph that reflects the results of all three of their interviews combined.
Sample bar graph
Evaluation (15 minutes)
Students work together as a class to create a "class bar graph" on a large piece of butcher paper, using color coding and colored markers.
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