It's apple season! Tasting apples and graphing our favorites is a classic activity in most primary classrooms... graphing apples is our thing! Have any of you had this happen to you when it's time to get ready to graph your favorite apples?
You go to the grocery store, pick out a few interesting varieties of apples, make a lovely graph, smartly save the file of the blank graph to use again next year. Come the following September, find the graph again (the finding is sometimes its own small miracle, right?), go to the grocery store, find all of the apple varieties EXCEPT ONE. It's not at the second store either, or the third... every year, there are more kinds of apples, but it seems like rarely the ones you need.
And so... search for another new graph. Grrrr.
So, if you find yourself in the same sad boat, I hope this will be a mini-sanity saver for you. Three blank graphs (two column, three column, four column), ready for you to label AFTER you buy your apples. (Note: You'll have to write them in by hand after you print. Sorry, I still haven't mastered making documents editable. : / ) Many thanks to Mel at From the Pond for the font and graphics!
Click here or on the picture to download your free graph.
The whole apple experience is so full of learning opportunities for our littles, from the five senses to enjoying great books to math, like cutting apples into fractional parts, counting apple seeds, and more.
The whole apple experience is so full of learning opportunities for our littles, from the five senses to enjoying great books to math, like cutting apples into fractional parts, counting apple seeds, and more.
...or this bundle of apple math for first grade!
Enjoy, and happy applin'! ;)
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