The students apply this knowledge by calculating the size of pie chart slices using a set of sample data. The third activity is a survey of student heights. The computer allows students to enter the results in both a bar graph and a line graph and then compare the results. They are then asked to pose their own questions about the sample graphs. The fourth activity is a homework pictograph.
Students survey each other for length of time spent on homework.
Students must then construct a pictograph of the data. After all activities are completed, the students may complete a practice test or actual test of skills learned. They are asked to record data in a tally sheet, construct graphs, interpret graphs, etc. It also contains reproducible activities that can be used as a supplement to the program. The manual also contains a performance task assessment activity with a rubric that can be as a culminating activity.