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1 Higher order questions
Lesson Topic(s): Math 2nd Grade Week of: April 1-5, 2019 Objectives: Students will explain the length of a bar in a bar graph or number of pictures in pictograph represent data. TEKS: 2.10.A-explain length or pictures represent data; 2.1A-apply; 2.1.C-select tools; 2.1.D-communicate; 2.1.F-analyze relationships;2.10.B-organize data; 2.1.E-create and use; 2.1.G-display,explain,justify ELPS: 2.C.4;2.E.3;3.H.3;1.D;3.F.2;3.H.3; Essential Question(s): How can I read and interpret data from a pictograph, tally chart, and bar graph? Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Lesson Plan Review time Module 18 Assessment 19.1 Read pictographs 19.2 Make pictographs 19.3 Read bar graphs Tier 1 lesson practice, small group activities and enrichment pages. Vocabulary/ELPS Pictograph Key Fewest Most Data ELPS: restate/clarify Tally chart Tally mark represent ELPS: visual/small groups Bar graph Scale Title labels ELPS: draw ELPS: describe ELPS: peer interaction Higher order questions How do you tell and show time to the minute? How do you use a pictograph to show data? How do you make a pictograph to show data in a tally chart? How is a bar graph used to show data? Explain how to read a pictograph, tally chart, and bar graph. Assessment Strategy Students will practice telling time. Students will take an assessment. Students will use pictographs to answer questions. Students will use tally charts to complete pictograph and answer questions. Students will read bar graphs to answer questions. Students will do RTI as needed to reinforce skills.


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