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Grade 2 Month 8 The Wonder of Graphs
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Students will begin to look at objects as measurable and use this as the basis for creating graphs. Data will be collected about everyday objects, especially from the kitchen and represented pictorially in graphs. Fables will form the storyline for Social-Emotional Learning.
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Curriculum Areas/Learning Outcomes
Language Arts: Concept: Through listening and speaking, we connect with others and share our world. Connection: Your child will hear Fables this month from a variety of sources. They will have opportunities to retell these Fables each day as a way to express their understanding. They will have opportunities to describe their graphs to others to share their understanding about the data.
Social Studies: Concept: Individuals have rights and responsibilities as global citizens.
Connection: In week three, your child will explore the roles and responsibilities of family members in their work with graphs.
Math: Concept: Concrete items can be represented, compared and interpreted pictorially in graphs. Connection: The first week of the unit will focus on discovery of graphs and what we can learn from them. The second week will focus on probability graphing. The third week will focus on pictorial representation of everyday items to show comparison. Flex Week will combine all elements in an independent project.
Social Studies: Concept: Individuals have rights and responsibilities as global citizens.
Connection: In week three, your child will explore the roles and responsibilities of family members in their work with graphs.
Math: Concept: Concrete items can be represented, compared and interpreted pictorially in graphs. Connection: The first week of the unit will focus on discovery of graphs and what we can learn from them. The second week will focus on probability graphing. The third week will focus on pictorial representation of everyday items to show comparison. Flex Week will combine all elements in an independent project.
Curriculum Overview
The curriculum aspects in this unit go together seamlessly through an exploration of roles and responsibilities within a family. Your child will get to explore their personal preferences within a variety of themes. This will lead into an exploration of their family members’ preferences. From here they will explore personal roles and responsibilities as well as those within the family. The whole exploration will be done through a filter of graphing. Over the first three weeks of lesson plans your child will interpret, compare and represent data using graphs. In the final week, the Flex Week, your child will have an opportunity to complete an independent project collecting data and turning this into a graph.