Area graphs are very similar to line graphs. They can be used to track changes over time for one or more groups. Area graphs are good to use when you are tracking the changes in two or more related groups that make up one whole category (for example public and private groups).

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Tree Diagram Lesson: Using a snap shot of random data, students learn to read and interpret tree diagrams.; Standard: MATH 1
Grades: (6-8); View worksheet

Intermediate Tree Diagram Lesson: Students begin to deply interpret tree diagrams.; Standard: MATH 1
Grades: (6-8); View Lesson

Independent Practice 1: Students create 20 tree diagrams.; Standard: MATH 1
Grades: (6-8); View worksheet

Independent Practice 2: Students create another 20 tree diagrams.; Standard: MATH 1
Grades: (6-8); View worksheet

Homework Worksheet: Offers 12 questions for home and provides an example.; Standard: MATH 1
Grades: (6-8); View homework

Tree Diagram Quiz: Students use a series of tree diagrams to answer 10 quiz questions.; Standard: MATH 1
Grades: (6-8); View quiz

Answer Keys: Answers for the homework and quiz.; View answers

Answer Keys: Answers for the lesson and practice sheets.; View answers

10 Reasons why it is important to understand Mathematical Patterns?: Wouldn't it be great if you could predict the future?; View Math Article

How Do Data Tables Make Our Lives Easier?: Numbers make up a large part of the information that people are interested in.; View Math Article

More Advanced Worksheets: The next level of math skills.; - Box and Whisker Plot
-Histograms
-Reading Frequency Tables
-Tree Diagrams

Remedial Math Worksheets: Skills needed to get to this level.; -Draw Shapes On The Grid
-Plotting Graph Coordinates
-Identifying Grid Location
-Coordinate Identification