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TopicDescribing, explaining and sketching graphs LevelAll ages Outcomes1.Students develop their ability to sketch, describe and explain a graph | resources for science teachers who like to think Instructions – this activity is a great way to get students to understand the difference between explain and describe. It will also show students how sectioning graphs into discrete stages can help support descriptions and explanations. You will find many students think that temperature simply increases and decreases over a 24 hour period!

DescribeExplain Write a sentence that shows you understand the meanings of the two words below. Read your sentences to your partner. Do you agree? Come up with a final ‘best’ sentence.

Sketch a graph to show what happens to the air temperature over a typical 24-hour period in U.K. Summer. Make prior learning clear Temperature ( o C) Describe the graph Explain the graph

Temperature ( o C) Describe the graph, now using the sections to help Explain the graph, now using the sections to help Sectioning a graph can help. Building on prior learning.