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Interpreting Stories and Graphs

Telling a Story With a Graph

Pages of a book

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Lesson Goals

  • Given a detailed description of an event, create a corresponding story graph and understand the importance of labeling each axes. 
  • Given a story graph, create a detailed description of the event.   
  • Given a story graph that represents a distance vs time scenario, use slope calculations to determine average speed of the objects or people in question.
  • Understand when a graphical representation cannot represent a distance vs time scenario.

Try This

David baked oatmeal cookies for his family.

  • At 1:00 PM, David finished making \(16\) oatmeal cookies and left them out on the counter to cool down.
  • At 2:00 PM, David's mom and dad took \(2\) cookies each.
  • At 4:00 PM, David's sister took \(3\) cookies.
  • At 6:00 PM, David's brother took \(4\) cookies.
  • At 7:00 PM, David's dog took \(2\) cookies.
  • At 9:00 PM, David took \(3\) cookies.

Create a graph of the relationship between the number of cookies on the counter and time.