Comparing Observations Using Pictographs Part 1

Join a class of students as they record and compare observations made during nature walks in the woods near their school.  You will interpret data represented as pictographs and compare observations made by different groups in this interactive S.T.E.M. tutorial.
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Subject(s): Mathematics, Science
Grade Level(s): 2
Intended Audience: Students
Keywords: data, compare, observation, S.T.E.M., interpret, pictograph
Instructional Component Type(s): Original Student Tutorial
Resource Collection: Original Student Tutorials Science - Grades K-8

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