Exploring Basic Graphs in Kindergarten Math

The video tutorial from Tiny Grads Academy introduces the concept of organizing items using picture graphs. The instructor demonstrates how to create a picture graph with apples and cookies, marking each item with an 'X' to visually represent the quantity. The lesson emphasizes the importance of organizing items for easy visualization and concludes with a completed picture graph, allowing viewers to quickly assess the number of each snack.

What did the narrator find in the kitchen?

• Bananas and cakes

• Apples and cookies

• Oranges and candies

• Grapes and muffins

Why is it helpful to organize items?

• To make them taste better

• To easily see what you have

• To hide them from others

• To make them look pretty

What is one way to organize a lot of items?

• Hide them

• Throw them away

• Put them in a box

• Make a picture graph

What do you put in the boxes next to the apples in the picture graph?

• A check mark

• A star

• An X

• A circle

How many X's are there next to the apples after adding the second apple?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

What do you put in the boxes next to the cookies in the picture graph?

• A star

• An X

• A check mark

• A circle

How many X's are there next to the cookies after adding the last cookie?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

What can you quickly see by looking at the picture graph?

• The color of the snacks

• The size of the snacks

• How many of each snack you have

• The taste of the snacks

Where can you find more learning videos like this one?

• Tinygrads.com

• Bigkids.com

• Learninghub.com

• Smartkids.com

What is the main purpose of the video?

• To demonstrate a science experiment

• To explain different types of snacks

• To teach how to cook

• To show how to make a picture graph