![]() ![]() ![]() Kids can also gain a lot of insight into how probability plays out in our everyday lives. Most importantly, they develop math skills that they’ll use throughout their entire lives! As a result, young learners become familiar with sorting information and graphing it. In class, you can sort items by color, size, number, and or other descriptors. Graphing also allows kids to practice their sorting and observation skills as they sort items into like groups. In other words, organizing data into a graph helps kids answer questions about the data easily. The point of a graph is to organize data in an understandable way. ![]() For example, if you pour a bag of Skittles out into a pile and ask him/her how many red skittles there are, they will probably not be able to do so. It can be difficult for kids to understand what data is and how to organize it. Graphing Activities and Probability Lessons Try these ideas for hands-on fun in the classroom! Teaching with graphing activities is one of the most enjoyable Math units of the year. ![]()
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