Description
In this Google Slides activity, students will learn to represent whole number data on a stem & leaf plot. They will also practice taking the data from the stem and leaf plot and creating a list with the data. This is a fun way for your students to learn and practice the skill using technology.
Click here to watch the mini lesson and check out the preview to see greater detail!
What’s Included?
- Stem-and-Leaf mini lesson video
- Reference Slides
- Practice Slides
- Answer Key
Happily brought to you by Rachel Lynette and Cassi Noack of Minds in Bloom.








Kaitlyn U. –
My students loved doing this. This is a great resource!
Steffini E. –
This was a great first day activity to get students thinking about stem leaf plots.
Kimberly D. –
This was a very engaging activity and my students really loved working on it.
cierra C. –
This activity was awesome for teaching my students about stem and leaf plots
Judith L. –
My students loved the watching the video that helped them understand how to create a stem and leaf graph using test scores. They especially loved deciphering which of the students received what test scores based on their facial expressions. By doing so, students on the spectrum had to describe emotions and determine what student was angry or happy based on scores. Students easily understood how to do the assignment and steps to take when analyzing data. An excellent resource I would highly recommend.
Science with Wattsie –
Students engaged positively with this resource. The presentation made it interesting and grabbed their attention, whilst the ease of its use helped those with poor motor/writing skills to engage with the concepts.
TexasMath4Success –
My students were very engaged using this activity in their Digital Station! Thank you so much for your time and creativity to help them practice Stem and Leaf Plots! Great product!
Brandi B. –
Is very helpful in a station for students to do!
Chelsea D. –
Students loved this assignment. They were able to work independently and be successful.
Emily McNulty –
These were perfect for my virtual learners, thank you!