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This lesson plan teaches 6th standard students about bar graphs in mathematics. The teacher will introduce bar graphs and their components. Students will then learn how to create a bar graph by scaling the axes appropriately and drawing rectangular bars to represent given data, such as test scores from different years. The teacher will demonstrate the process and have students practice by drawing bar graphs from flashcards with various data sets. Finally, the teacher will review bar graphs and have students apply their knowledge by drawing a bar graph for new data on test pass percentages over several years.
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- 1. Innovative Lesson Plan Name OfThe Teacher : Irene Date : Subject : Mathematics Standard : VI Topic : Bar graph Unit : Statistics CONTENT OUTLINE STATISTICS – BAR GRAPH CURRICULAR STATEMENT : The pupil understandthe conceptof bar graph. LEARNING OUTCOMES : i, To identifythatgivendatacanbe graphicallyrepresented Usingbar graph. ii, To findoutappropriate scale fordrawingbargraph. iii, To interpretthe graphdrawn. CONTENT ANALYSISTERMS : Bar graph FACTS : To know bar graph and to displayinformationusingthem. CONCEPT : Bar graph PROCESS : The processof drawinga bar graph fromthe givenstatement PRE-REQUISTIES : The pupil knowsabout Pictogram Pie diagram REFERENCE : Keralastate reader,mathematics stdVIIIpartII govt:of Kerala.
- 2. TEACHER ACTIVITY PUPIL RESPONSE Introduction To checkthe previousknowledge teacher teacherask some questionstothe students. 1, What do youmean by statistics? 2, whatdo youknowabout graphs? 3, In some dataabout the total score of india Cricketteaminthe years,1995, 1996, 1997, 1998,1999, 2000 are given.Howwill you Expressthisdiagrammatically? Presentation Teacherdraws a table containingdata. Year 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 Pass 50 53 55 60 65 Percentage Teacherask the studentstoanalyse the table *What isgiveninthe table? *How will youdrawa bar graph forthisdata?
- 3. TEACHER ACTIVITY PUPIL RESPONSE Activity – 1 Teacherexplainsthe processof drawingbargraph Using the data given. *Mark the year alongthe x – axisand passpercentage On y – axis Y Pass Percentage year X *Choose appropriate scale tothe givendata. Scale x – axis= 1cm = 1 unit y - axis= 1cm = 10 units. Y 80. 70. 60. 50. Pass 40. percentage 30. 20. 10. . . . . . X 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
- 4. TEACHER ACTIVITY PUPIL RESPONSE *Draw rectangularbars on the x – axisfor each year Correspondingtopasspercentony – axis. X – axis= 1cm = 1 unit y – axis= 1cm = 10 units Thisis howbar graph are drawn. Activity – 2 Teacherdistributesflashcardscontaining Problemsfordrawingbargraphs andasked the studentstodraw bar graph basedonthe givendata. 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
- 5. TEACHER ACTIVITY PUPIL RESPONSE Generalisation Teachershowschart containingdefinition Of bar graph. Chart Scale. Bars graphs are picturesinwhichbars are used for graphicallyrepresentation. Application Draw a bar graph consistof no:of studentsin Xth standard. Division A B C D E No: of 50 40 55 60 30 students 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 1997 1998 1999 2000
- 6. TEACHER ACTIVITY PUPIL RESPONSE Review Teacher review the lesson by asking questions to each students. FOLLOW – UP – ACTIVITIES Draw a bar graph for the data givenbelow. Year 1984 1989 1993 1998 2001 Pass 64 62 61 58 62 percentage