Comparing Local Data Across Cities

Students meet their partner class on a video call, introduce their town, and discuss what daily-life questions they want to explore with data. Together, the two classes agree on the items or travel routes they will measure.

In small groups, students measure everyday items or travel times in their community and record the results in a simple shared table. They then calculate averages and draw simple bar graphs to show what they found.

Students share their averages and graphs with the partner class during a live video call and compare the two sets of results. Together they discuss what the differences reveal about travel, routines, and daily life in each place.

Mixed teams from both classes evaluate what the data says about local realities and write a short set of well-supported conclusions. Each team then presents its findings to the whole partner class.