Line Plot Anchor Chart for Classroom Wall Support
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Hey, this is Betsy Weigle from Classroom Caboodle. Today, I’m going to talk about a line plot
anchor chart.
If you’re a fourth-grade teacher, you probably already know that Common Core Standards has
us really thinking deeply about line plot graphing.
I created this line plot anchor chart with students in my classroom. It talks about the
purpose of the line plot, what each part of the line plot stands for, and things you need
to have. You have to have a title, and you have to have a label on that X access.
This is a great resource that my students refer to all the time as we’re studying
line plots.
I've created a published version of this. You can get it on my teachers-pay-teachers
store called Classroom Caboodle, and you print it out — nine sheets of paper that tape
together and you can laminate it, or you can get an 8 ½ by 11 version you could stick
in a student’s resource binder.
Again, a great resource for line plot. Common Core standards are all about that in fourth
grade.
So find it - Classroom Caboodle.
