Trace loci, copy angles, or use the full complement of transformations. Save the entire set of constructions as a function of a shape. The language of geometry is reinforced as students encounter geometric terms while they explore. K-4 Macintosh, Windows Graphs and picture data of all kinds make up this powerful and flexible graphing tool for young learners. From pets to pizza and colors to cookies, over 30 sets of pictures represent data that students themselves collect by counting or taking surveys.
Student organize data and construct, modify, and interpret graphs.
They can write their discoveries in the on-screen Notebook and print both the notebook and their graphs. In the Warm Up section, student get ready to learn about graphics. By creating and using pictographs, bar graphs, and circle graphs, students will understand simple graphing concepts. In the more challenging Work Out section, student choose from seven types of graphs, including loop and line graphs, to represent counting, sorting, and time data. Instead of just finding the answer to abstract problems, student must pay expenses, keep records, and use their computational skills if they want to make a profit.