Graphs and Measurement PreK-2 Activity Bundle

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Graphs and Measurement Grows Scientists Who Observe, Record, and Solve

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Science starts with a question and a way to measure the answer. The Graphs and Measurement PreK–2 Activity Bundle guides students through landform exploration, plant growth experiments, and a sun-shade engineering challenge — all while building graphing and measurement skills they will use across every subject. Five 45-minute lessons serve 10–12 students with all core materials included.

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Students Served: 10–12 students
Five 45-Minute Lessons
Five 45-Minute Lessons
Science Meets Math
Science Meets Math
NGSS + Head Start Aligned
NGSS + Head Start Aligned
All Materials Included
All Materials Included
WHAT'S INCLUDED
  • Activity guide
  • Cup
  • 12 coco coir pods
  • Lima beans
  • 6 mini thermometers
  • Dot stickers
SPECIFICATIONS & SAFETY
  • Students Served: 10-12
  • Tools and Materials Required: Chart paper or digital graph for tracking class results; coloring materials; local nature spot flyers or maps; and recyclable materials
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Graphs and Measurement PreK-2 Activity Bundle

Graphs and Measurement PreK-2 Activity Bundle

$50.75
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Real Data, Real Plants, Real Problem Solving

Students plant seeds, track growth with thermometers and graphs, explore local landforms, and engineer a structure to block the sun — building measurement and data skills through authentic scientific investigations.
Landform Exploration

Landform Exploration

Students gather information about local landforms and bodies of water, then create advertisements encouraging people to visit a local natural site.

Plant Growth Investigation

Plant Growth Investigation

Using coco coir pods, lima beans, and mini thermometers, students design experiments to identify the best locations for growing plants and track results over time.

Data Collection and Graphing

Data Collection and Graphing

Dot stickers turn abstract data into visual, tactile graphs that young learners can build and interpret with confidence.

Sun-Shade Engineering Challenge

Sun-Shade Engineering Challenge

The culminating challenge asks students to design a structure that reduces the effects of solar heat — connecting measurement data to a practical engineering solution.

What Students Will Do

Students observe, measure, record, and build — developing the scientific habits of mind that drive inquiry across every discipline.
  • Identify and describe local landforms and bodies of water
  • Create a persuasive advertisement for a local natural site
  • Plant lima beans in coco coir pods and design a growth experiment
  • Measure temperature and growth using mini thermometers and rulers
  • Record and graph data using dot stickers on chart paper
  • Design and test a structure that reduces heat from the sun

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Science Domain Earth Science + MathPhysical Science — Light Physical Science — Sound
Activities 4 activities + 1 engineering challenge2 activities + 1 engineering challenge 2 activities + 1 engineering challenge
Students Served 10–1210–12 10–12
Engineering Design
Literacy Integration ——
Materials Provided Cup, coco coir pods, lima beans, thermometers, dot stickers2 Light and Color Grab and Go Sets, 6 flashlights 2 Boomwhackers Sets, beakers, rubber bands, cups, and more
Additional Tools Required Chart paper, coloring materials, local maps, recyclable materialsWhite paper, waxed paper, plastic bags, cups, tissue Scissors, glue
Grade Level PreK–2PreK–2 PreK–2
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1. Explore Landforms — Students learn about local landforms and bodies of water through maps, flyers, and class discussion. They create advertisements encouraging visitors to explore a local natural site.

2. Plant and Predict — Teams plant lima beans in coco coir pods, choose different locations around the classroom, and predict which spots will produce the best growth.

3. Measure and Graph — Over several days, students measure temperature and plant growth using mini thermometers. They record data with dot stickers on chart paper, building visual graphs they can touch and interpret.

4. Engineer a Sun Shade — Using recyclable materials, teams design and build structures that reduce the effects of solar heat. They test their designs, compare results, and refine their solutions.

• NGSS K-ESS2-2 — Construct an argument supported by evidence for how plants and animals can change the environment

• NGSS K-ESS3-2 — Ask questions to obtain information about the purpose of weather forecasting

• NGSS 2-ESS2-1 — Compare multiple solutions designed to slow or prevent wind or water from changing the shape of the land

• NGSS K-2-ETS1 — Engineering design: defining problems, developing solutions

• Common Core Math K.MD, 1.MD, 2.MD — Measurement and data: measuring, comparing, graphing

• Head Start Early Learning Outcomes — Mathematics Development: measurement, data; Scientific Reasoning: observation, experimentation

• Cross-curricular connections: geography, persuasive writing, environmental awareness

Why Teachers Love Graphs and Measurement PreK-2 Activity Bundle

Science and Math in One Bundle

Science and Math in One Bundle

Measurement, graphing, and data analysis happen naturally alongside earth science and engineering investigations.

Real Experiments, Real Data

Real Experiments, Real Data

Students plant actual seeds, measure actual temperatures, and build actual graphs — no simulations or worksheets.

Connects to Local Geography

Connects to Local Geography

Landform activities tie directly to students' own neighborhoods, making science personal and relevant.

Tactile Graphing for Young Learners

Tactile Graphing for Young Learners

Dot stickers make data visible and touchable, so even pre-readers can build and interpret graphs.

Engineering With a Purpose

Engineering With a Purpose

The sun-shade challenge gives students a real reason to apply their measurement data to a design solution.

Affordable Entry Point

Affordable Entry Point

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the plant growth experiment take?

Lima beans typically sprout within 5–7 days. The activity guide provides a timeline and daily observation prompts so you can integrate data collection into your regular schedule.

What additional supplies do I need?

You will need chart paper or a digital graphing tool, coloring materials, local nature spot flyers or maps, and recyclable materials for the engineering challenge. All core science materials are included.

Can I use this bundle without access to local nature spots?

Yes. The activity guide includes alternatives for urban settings, including using online maps, printed images, and classroom discussions about landforms students have seen in books or media.

How do dot sticker graphs work?

Each student places a dot sticker on the chart to represent a data point. Over time, the chart fills with a visual graph that the whole class can see, touch, and discuss — perfect for young learners who are not yet writing numbers fluently.

What is the sun-shade engineering challenge?

Students use recyclable materials to design and build a structure that reduces the effect of solar heat. They test their designs with thermometers, measure the temperature reduction, and compare results across teams.

Does this align to Head Start math outcomes?

Yes. The bundle addresses Head Start Early Learning Outcomes in Mathematics Development (measurement, data representation, number concepts) and Scientific Reasoning (observation, experimentation, evidence-based discussion).