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What do the graphs say?
Goal:
Goal:
You Can Do It!
Goal: Read and answer questions about bar graphs.
Do you understand the bar graph? Let’s find out! Study the bar graph and answer the word problems after it.
Ava asked her classmates how much money they receive as their weekly allowance. Here is her data in a bar graph.
Bar Graph: Title: Weekly Allowance Amounts Scale: Number of Classmates 0,4,8,12,16,20,24,28,32,36,40. Dollar Amount: 5 dollars 34, 10 dollars 20, 15 dollars 8, 20 dollars 6, 25 dollar 2.
Mismatch Game
How many more classmates receive $5.00 as their allowance than receive $15.00?
34 classmates receive $5.00, and 8 classmates receive $15.00.
34 classmates receive $5.00, and 8 classmates receive $15.00.
Correct! 26 more classmates receive $5 dollars.
How many classmates receive $5.00, $10.00, or $15.00 as their weekly allowance?
This is an addition sentence! Did you add all 3 numbers of classmates together?
Correct! 62 Classmates receive $5.00, $10.00 or $15.00 allowance.
This is an addition sentence! Did you add all 3 numbers of classmates together?
Which skip-counting sequence helps you find how many classmates receive $20.00 as their weekly allowance?
The correct sequence will help you find the number that is halfway between 4 and 8.
The correct sequence will help you find the number that is halfway between 4 and 8. Correct! 62 Classmates receive $5.00, $10.00 or $15.00 allowance.
Correct! Skip counting 4,6,8 will help you find how many classmates receive $20.00.
How many total classmates receive $20.00 or $25.00 as their weekly allowance? Choose the math sentence that helps you find the answer.
Correct! \({6 + 2 = 8}\).
Remember, the word “total” is telling you to add!
Remember, the word “total” is telling you to add!
How many more classmates receive $5.00 than receive $25.00 as their weekly allowance?
30 classmates
32 classmates
36 classmates
Did you remember that “more” and “than” are subtraction hints?
Correct! 32 more classmates recieve $5.00 than receive $25.00
Did you remember that “more” and “than” are subtraction hints?
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Question
Do more students receive $10.00 or $15.00 for their weekly allowance? How do you know?
More students receive $10.00 because the bar above $10.00 is taller than the bar above $15.00.