To find support materials for Tangible Math activities, including lesson plans and student handouts, you will first need to select a Tangible Math unit using the tabs below and then a specific activity listed underneath.
Students start with unordered data, typing both quantitative and qualitative data into any cell.
Next, they can use the classification tool to order their data. Tally sheets display data by count, relative frequency, or percentage. Graphic representations include pie charts, pictograms, bar charts, scatter diagrams, and accumulated frequency graphs. Students can manipulate data interactively directly on the graphic representations. In addition, they can compare two variables or populations on one display.