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Good Morning!. Please take out a loose-leaf paper, pencil, and calculator. Clear off your desks!. A genda . Review Density Sample Activity Objective Introduce Data Tables Create a data table together Data table activity. Objective.

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  1. Good Morning! Please take out a loose-leaf paper, pencil, and calculator. Clear off your desks!

  2. Agenda • Review Density Sample Activity • Objective • Introduce Data Tables • Create a data table together • Data table activity

  3. Objective • Students will create a data table based on their favorite candy bar. • Also be able to demonstrate their knowledge of data tables by creating one of their own.

  4. Guidelines of Data Tables • Independent variable is in the left column • Dependent variable where you measure the different trials are the next columns. • Calculated or average column is on the far right. • Rows are horizontal and columns are vertical

  5. Example

  6. What is your favorite candy bar? • Snickers • Kit Kat • Twix • Milky way • 3 Musketeers

  7. Ladies • Name your favorite candy bar • Kit Kat= • Milky Way= • Snickers= • Twix= • 3 Musketeers=

  8. Gentlemen • Name your favorite candy bar • Kit Kat= • Milky Way= • Snickers= • Twix= • 3 Musketeers=

  9. Create a data table • Now that we collected data • Create a data table based on the data collected • What is our title? • Independent variables? • Dependent variables? • Any trials? • Averages?

  10. AnswerTitle of Data Table:

  11. Now use what you learned • Complete the 2 examples on your loose-leaf paper of data tables. • Work independently to see if you learned how to cerate your own. • Don’t forget to include a title and conclusion for your data tables.

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