Brainpop Graphs
BrainPOP is an animated educational site for kids covering science, social studies, English, math, arts & music, health, and technology. Cassie and Moby teach you about Graphs. Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like 1., 2., 3.
and more. On the graph, one point on the scatter plot turns red. It's positioned at 2800 lbs on the x-axis, and 36 mpg on the y-axis.
BrainPop's Graphs
CASSIE: It's higher up than cars of similar weights, 'cause it gets more miles out of each gallon of gas. Onscreen, a circle appears around the cluster of points near the red dot. Along the way, they must decipher clues using various types of graphs such as bar graphs, pie graphs and line graphs.
This video is a great introduction to these different types of graph and to why we might use one over another. Technical and Cost Considerations: This video is accessible through BrainPop which is a paid. Series of lessons and exercises covering the basic concepts of data and statistics including probability, combinations, line graphs, pictographs, tally charts, and bar charts.
Bar Graphs Lesson Plan: Measurement and Data | BrainPOP Educators
Part of the BrainPOP Jr series of lessons for K. Description This video from BrainPOP Jr. provides an overview of charts and graphs and their functions.
Tally charts and bar graphs can be used to help people visualize data, answer questions, and make predictions. Explore animated lessons on tally charts and bar graphs for K-3 students, teaching surveys, data collection, and charting through BrainPOP Jr. Graphs launched in BrainPOP Math November 7, 2006 and was updated on September 9, 2020.
BrainPOP Jr. - Bar Graphs and Tally Marks - Erika Larson | Library ...
At the end, Moby & Tim end up talking to a parrot on the island. Cassie answers a letter about graphs. Cassie and Moby are talking about graphs.
Tim Moby Cassie (update) Graphs/Transcript Graphs/Quiz. Kindergarten to 3rd grade students can watch this animated math movie to explore different parts of a line graph, like the x-axis, y-axis, and the scale.
