Graph Maker
Drag the bars and points, or use the arrow keys.
Grade
Every level, from pictographs to pie charts and averages.
Question1/ 8Right0
Your stars
- Pictographs Grade 1—
- Tally charts Grade 2—
- Bar graphs Grade 3—
- Scales of 2, 5 and 10 Grade 4—
- Line graphs Grade 4—
- Pie charts Grade 5—
- Mean, median, mode, range Grade 5—
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Remember
- A pictograph uses pictures; the key says what each picture stands for.
- Tally marks go in bundles of five: four down, and the fifth crosses them. Count in fives, then the ones.
- Read a bar by looking across from its top to the numbers on the side.
- Check what the scale counts in. A bar halfway between 10 and 20 shows 15.
- A line graph shows how something changes. Uphill means it went up.
- A pie chart is the whole group. Half the circle is ½, or 50%.
- Mean: add them all up, then share the total equally: divide by how many numbers there are. Median: put the numbers in order; the median is the one in the middle. Mode: the number that comes up most. Range: take the smallest number away from the largest.