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Title - Conversation Hearts Ratio Graphing Activity
By - Patty
Primary Subject - Other
Secondary Subjects - Math
Grade Level - 5

Aims:
  • Students will be able to create a tally chart to count the different colors of conversation hearts.
  • Students will graph a ratio between two colored hearts.
Procedure:
    1) Students will each receive a box of conversation hearts

    2) Using a handout, students will count the number of white, pink, orange, yellow, green and purple hearts.

    3) Instead of graphing each color, students will determine a ratio between two colors. Ex: There are 12 whites to 8 pinks.

    4) Using a chart, students will continue the ratio pattern to create an x-value y-value table.

    5) Using the table, students will graph their ratio with appropriate labels, axis, and title.
Assessment:
    Teacher will check for accuracy in table of values, and appropriate graphing procedures.
Accommodations:
    1) Some students may benefit from large scale graph paper when graphing their ratio.

    2) Student who have difficulty with basic multiplication facts may want to use a calculator to determine their ratio values for the chart.

    3) Handout alterations may also be beneficial to students that cannot attend to a long task with multiple directions.

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