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Kite Tail Workshop

Line up colorful fabric ribbons at zero, read quarter-inch measurements, and stamp one X onto a line plot for each ribbon. Build a real kite tail, find the most common length, and send three kites into the sky.

MathMeasurementFractions3rd Grade

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How to play Kite Tail Workshop

  1. 1

    Measure a ribbon

    Slide the ribbon to zero or tap Line up at 0. Read its right end on the ruler, marked in quarter inches.

  2. 2

    Build the line plot

    Drag the X stamp to the matching column or tap its length. Each X = 1 ribbon. Record seven ribbons and watch the kite tail grow.

  3. 3

    Fly a kite

    Choose the length with the most Xs to launch the kite. Use Next kite to complete three plots.

Key Features

  • Measure and plot

    Slide or tap each ribbon to line it up at zero, then drag an X onto the plot or tap the matching length.

  • Launch three kites

    Each measured ribbon adds to your kite tail. Read three varied datasets and choose the tallest stack to launch each kite.

  • Learn through play

    Mouse, touch and keyboard controls, helpful feedback, scores, streaks and a saved best score.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does each X mean?

Each X represents one measured ribbon. Equal lengths stack above the same number.

Which measurements appear?

The plot uses 2, 2 1/4, 2 1/2, 2 3/4 and 3 inches. The ruler starts at zero and shows quarter inches.

Can I use the keyboard?

Use left and right arrows to choose a column and Enter to place an X or launch the kite. Press Space to line up a ribbon at zero. Buttons also support Tab and Enter.

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