Back to School Survey Scoot Graphing & Data Analysis Activities First Days/Weeks

By Mrs. Magee | First Grade Brain

Make graphing meaningful with real classroom data! Looking for an engaging way to introduce graphing, data analysis, and classroom community during the first weeks of school? This Back to School Survey Scoot resource gets students moving while collecting real survey data that they will organize, graph, analyze, and discuss using a variety of differentiated activities. Students answer fun getting-to-know-you survey questions, then use authentic class data to create tally charts, bar graphs, and pictographs while practicing higher-level thinking skills such as comparing data, identifying patterns, making predictions, and explaining their mathematical thinking. This flexible resource can be used as a Survey Scoot activity, Question of the Day, Question of the Week, math center, small-group activity, or even as a school and family data collection project. What's Included Survey Scoot Activity ✔ 30 Survey Scoot question cards • Color version • Black & white version • 4 cards per page ✔ Student recording sheet Printable Question Strips ✔ 30 printable question strips Color version Black & white version Perfect for: • Question of the Day • Question of the Week • Morning work • Math centers • Small groups • Student of the Day/Week activities Simply place the strips in a container and have students randomly draw a survey question to investigate. Bar Graph Activities Students graph the data and complete higher-level thinking activities including: • Data Detective 1 • Data Detective 2 •

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