MORE GRAPHING FUN

1M,

Here are links to some great sites I found that

will help you display your data in a bar graph.

Here's the graph I created on this site after I entered in Tierney's data.
To save your graph just take a picture of your screen - press the 'Alt' key (beside spacebar)and the 'Print Screen' key ( top right of keyboard).
Then open up PowerPoint and paste it into a slide and save as a jpeg. Then you can upload it to your blog.

I created this graph with BJ's data at CREATE A GRAPH.

This site allows you to print or save. It also shows you some other types of graphs you can use to display your data.

HAVE A GO AT GATHERING SOME DATA AMONGST YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS AND USE ONE OF THESE SITES TO CREATE YOUR GRAPH.

And if you're feeling like a challenge, play this DATA PICKING game.

In this game you click on each person to gather data and add tally marks into a table. The word 'frequency' just means 'how many'.Then you choose the graph that represents your data. The tricky part is that it's not a BAR GRAPH, it's a PIE GRAPH. Want to find out what that is?.....Play the game!