Ocean Unit – Aquarium Field Trip Graphing

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Aquarium Field Trip – Graphing:

Are you planning an aquarium field trip? These worksheets are a great introduction or follow-up!

★ The graphs and questions about an aquarium field trip are leveled to meet the needs of all students in your busy classroom. ★

There are beautiful, life-like ocean and sea animals included in graphs!

These graphs and worksheets will strengthen your students’ skills with a fun and motivating theme —especially if you’re planning, or have just taken, a field trip to the aquarium! This is also perfect if your students are doing ocean research.

Pages are in color and black and white.

There is an original story about students’ field trip to an aquarium that adds context and meaning to the graphs.

Students practice reading and analyzing graphs to find totals, differences, and parts unknown. They analyze bar graphs horizontally and vertically.

Use these worksheets and activities for math centers as well as for seat work.

★ You can also project the pages onto a whiteboard for whole group work. Students can place a small self-stick note with their answers in the blanks. They can move the notes around for a differentiated way to help answer the questions and check their thinking! ★

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Looking for other fun activities for reviewing first and second grade math skills? Check out these popular activities:

• Measurement Conversions
• Graphing {With First and Second Grades}
• First Grade Math Activities for March

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-Leah