Winter Olympics Bulletin Board Follow-Up

Posted on March 7, 2018 by

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I wanted to follow-up on a Winter Olympics kick-off bulletin board that I shared the other day.

Class Winter Olympics Tracking Graph

Every morning during the Olympics the students tracked the results of their selected country and created a bar graph using garage sale circles:

Student Created Bar Graph as Bulletin Board

Granted it would have been great to have the correct colors of the circle stickers, but I really loved this take on an interactive bulletin board! 🙂

Category: Bulletin Boards, Math, Olympics

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