Keep Track of Birthdays and Ages in Class with Digital Charts and Posters



digital birthday tracking pie chart





We all know that birthdays are a huge deal in our classrooms!


I have kept track of birthdays in a variety of ways, charts on the wall or in a Google word doc I would check each month so I could see who had a birthday coming up. Of course, in the busier months I would have a hard time remembering to check!


Instead, I created a digital file that has all the birthdays happening in each month and it has quickly become one of my students favorite things to check each month!


April birthday graph





I display it on the TV on the first of the month. We read through to see who has a birthday coming up and what day of the week it will fall on. 

We also check in on our birthday graph:

class birthday pie chart


This pie chart shows when most of the birthdays fall throughout the year. 

This helps us to incorporate the calendar and days of the week as well. Next, we talk about how old they will be turning. 


Then when one of their birthdays arrives, we check in on the display again and make a quick graph showing the new ages of the students in our class. It's always an exciting moment when you join the 6 year old club!

class age graph



It's a great way for 1st graders to review adding and subtracting 1 on their big day. 


I also have 2 posters with everyone's birthday on it. This has been wonderful way for them to watch and see how they remember whose birthday is coming up each month.  


printable birthday poster





Finally, they also get to sit in the birthday chair!  I have 2 of these chair covers in my room and my students love how it makes their chair look like a throne! Please not this is an affiliate link.

birthday chair cover 2 pack




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