Making Data Engaging
Explore these links to resources designed to help out-of-school learning programs build data literacy skills in ways that are fun and engaging for young people.
Communicating Data with the Data Jam activity from Data to the Rescue
Learn how to help youth share their learning through a Data Jam.
Asking Questions with the Questionland activity from Data to the Rescue
Learn how to help youth ask questions of the data they are investigating.
Exploring and Interpreting data with Penguins of Palmer activity from Data to the Rescue
Learn how to use CODAP to develop graphing and analytical skills.
Exploring Numeracy with Diving into Data activity from Data to the Rescue
Learn how to spark curiosity about the role of data in real-world problem-solving.
Orienting to Data with Diving into Data activity from Data to the Rescue
Learn how to help youth visualize and interpret data through hands-on learning.
Building a Team with socio-emotional learning activities from Data to the Rescue
Learn how to help youth regulate their emotions and communicate their feelings as they learn something new.
Data Clubs
Youth learn how to use simple tools for visualizing and analyzing data on topics they care about.
Data to the Rescue: Penguins Need Our Help!
Youth will figure out what is happening to penguin species on the Western Antarctic Peninsula.
Building Insights Through Observations
Youth learn to use NOAA’s Science On a Sphere to create visualizations using geospatial data.
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