X-Y plots are used to determine relationships between the two different things. The x-axis is used to measure one event (or variable) and the y-axis is used to measure the other. It is possible for the events to have a relationship that is positive, negative or non-existent.

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Line Plots Lesson: Using a snap shot of random data, students learn to create line plots.; Standard: MATH 1
Grades: (6-8); View lesson

Intermediate Line Plots Lesson: Students read line plots to answer specific questions.; Standard: MATH 1
Grades: (6-8); View lesson

Independent Practice 1: Students create 20 line plots and find the average of each data set.; Standard: MATH 1
Grades: (6-8); View worksheet

Independent Practice 2: Students read and interpret the average of the line plots.; 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

Line Plots Quiz: Students cretae and read line plots 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

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