Lesson 13 Compare Favorite Art Supply Data

    • Let’s compare data.

Warm-up Notice and Wonder: More and Fewer

What do you notice?
What do you wonder?

Data chart. Crayons, 5 squares. Paint, 6 squares. Markers, 8 squares.

Activity 1 Compare Data

A group of students was asked, “What is your favorite art supply?” Their responses are shown in this chart.

Data chart. Favorite Art Supply. Crayon, 5 squares. Paint, 6 squares. Markers, 8 squares.

  1. More students voted for crayons than markers.

    1. hand with thumbs up and true written underneath.
    2. hand with thumbs down and false written underneath.

  2. Fewer students voted for crayons than paint.

    1. hand with thumbs up and true written underneath.
    2. hand with thumbs down and false written underneath.

  3. Three more students voted for markers than crayons.

    Show your thinking using drawings, numbers, or words.

    1. hand with thumbs up and true written underneath.
    2. hand with thumbs down and false written underneath.

  4. One more student voted for paint than crayons.

    Show your thinking using drawings, numbers, or words.

    1. hand with thumbs up and true written underneath.
    2. hand with thumbs down and false written underneath.

  5. One fewer student voted for paint than markers.

    Show your thinking using drawings, numbers, or words.

    1. hand with thumbs up and true written underneath.
    2. hand with thumbs down and false written underneath.

Activity 2 Compare Data

Another group of students was asked, “What is your favorite art supply?”
Their responses are shown in this chart.

Data chart. Favorite Art Supply. Crayons, number 10. Paint, number 7. Markers, number 6.

  1. How many more students voted for crayons than for paint?
    Show your thinking using drawings, numbers, or words.

  2. How many fewer students voted for markers than paint?
    Show your thinking using drawings, numbers, or words.

  3. How many more students voted for crayons than markers?
    Show your thinking using drawings, numbers, or words.

  4. How many fewer students voted for markers than crayons?
    Show your thinking using drawings, numbers, or words.

Practice Problem

Problem 1

Here are the colors of some hot air balloons that Tyler saw.

Data chart. Yellow, number 10. Orange, number 3. Blue, number 6.

  1. How many more yellow balloons did Tyler see than orange balloons?
    Show your thinking using drawings, numbers, or words.

  2. How many fewer blue balloons did Tyler see than yellow balloons?
    Show your thinking using drawings, numbers, or words.