Block 1 What is Your Favorite Thanksgiving Food?
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The students collected data in their classroom by having each student write their favorite Thanksgiving food on the board with their head down. They then tallied the results, with pie receiving the most votes at 9 and stuffing receiving the fewest at 1. They created a bar graph to visualize the amounts and noted that no foods received the same number of votes. They also stated that 2 more people voted for pie than turkey and that there was a total of 23 votes.
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This is a work I've made for my 8th grade English about Thanksgiving. This work is very beautiful and has a lot of information on the subject. Hope you like it and share it.
Este é um trabalho que eu fiz para Inglês do 8º ano sobre o Dia de Acção de Graças. É muito bonito e tem muita informação sobre o assunt. Espero que gostem e partilhem.
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- 1. By: Olivia, Hannah, Tyler, Priscilla, Litzi, Bladimir, Harry
- 2. WHERE AND HOW WE COLLECTED OUR DATA. WE COLLECTED OUR DATA IN THE CLASSROOM, BY WRITING OUR ANSWERS ON THE BOARD AND ARE CLASS PUT THERE HEAD DOWN ON THE DESK. THEY RAISED THERE HAND FOR WHAT EVER CHOICE OF THANKSGIVING FOOD THEY WANTED.
- 3. AMOUNTS OF THANKSGIVING FOODS. TURKEY POTATOES STUFFING CRANBER- PIE RIES Seven Four One Two Nine
- 5. How we made our graph. The most number of votes was pie. The least number of votes was stuffing. No food had the same number of votes. There was 9 people that voted for pie. There was 7 people that voted for turkey. There was 23 people that voted altogether. 2 more people voted for pie than turkey.