1. Learner Outcomes Friday (8/18/2017)
1. TSWBAT: Analyze the different types of graphs and their uses. (F/P)
2. TSWBAT: Apply knowledge to create bar, line, and pie graphs. (CU)

2. STARTING ASSIGNMENT Friday, August 18
2) What type of map is this and how do you know?
1) What type of map is this and how do you know?

3. Today’s Agenda Starting Assignment Power Point Notes:
Atlas Continent Project
Presentations
Outcome Sheets

4. Graphs

5. Bar Graph
Used to compare data

6. Line Graph
shows change over time

7. Pie Graph Always deals with % Always = 100% Rock 25% Rap 45% Country
Other 5%
Rock
25%
Rap
45%
Country
10%
Pop
15%
Let’s Say…Music Tastes in Coaches’s class.
10 % - Country
25 % - Rock
15 % - Pop
45 % - Rap
5 % - Other

9. YOUR TURN - WHITE BOARDS
SMOOTHIE KING 5%
FAVORITE FAST FOOD
5 % - Burger King
25 % - Subway
20 % - McDonald’s
45 % - Cane’s
5 % - Smoothie King
SUBWAY 25%
CANE’S 45%
MCDONALDS 20%
BURGER KING 5%

10. Recap Which graph compares two or more things? Answer: Bar Graph
Which graph shows percentages of something?
Answer: Pie (circle) graph
Which graph shows changes over a period of time?
Answer: Line Graph

11. RUBRIC: Atlas Continent Project (60 Points)
MAPS:
Political, Physical, & Thematic
GRAPHS:
BAR, LINE, & PIE
CHECKLIST: (10 points per map)
Maps should have:
Use data sheets to graph one example of each type of graph.
__ 3 Countries (named)
__ 3 Capitals (named)
__ Titles
__ Keys
__ 1 River (named)
__ 1 Lake (named)
__ 1 Mountain Range (named)
__ 1 Desert (named)
__ Compass Roses
__ Scales
__ THEME (only 1 of the maps)
CHECKLIST: (10 points per graph)
___ For Bar Graph -- Survey class
___ For Line Graph – Show change over time (population of St. Charles parish from 1960 to 2010)
___ For Pie Graph -- Compare data using percentages. Convert Bar graph data to %.
*** You may use color to write and outline only (words, landforms, etc). Do not waste time coloring in on your Atlas project.

12. MAPS -- Political, Physical, & Thematic Maps
Atlas Project
MAPS Political, Physical, & Thematic Maps
GRAPHS –
BAR, LINE, & PIE
Use data sheets to graph one example of each type of graph.
Maps must incorporate the following:
3 Countries (named)
3 Capitals (named)
Title
Key
1 River (named)
1 Lake (named)
1 Mountain Range (named)
1 Desert (named)
Compass Rose
Scale
THEME
For Bar Graph -- Survey the class
For Line Graph – Show population changing in your continent over time. (make up the data)
For Pie Graph -- Use percentages. (Make up the data)
(can be the same as the bar graph)

13. FAVORITE ____________
Names: __________________________
Graph Data Sheet
____________ GRAPH
____________ GRAPH
YEAR
POPULATION
1970
1980
1990
2000
2010
____________
Percentages
____________ GRAPH
FAVORITE ____________
tTALLY

14. LINE GRAPH DATA FORM LINE GRAPH DATA FORM