Oh Good Graph!
Looking for a fun way to teach those graphing standards? The interest level was “off the charts” today with these personalized graphs.
You can see I made this with simple paper and glue. If you want your kids to get more hands-on, a felt or magnet board allows them to fill out the graphs while you’re teaching.
I have examples of Venn diagrams, pie charts, and histograms. You can easily add more chart styles to teach expanded graphing standards.
For the chart above, if your classroom has more only children, it might get cluttered. You can make this one into a chart instead of a Venn diagram.
Favorite animals work really well, too!
Here are even more topics to teach elementary graphing:
- Favorite toy
- Desserts
- Hobbies or activities
- Fruits
- School subject
- Favorite story or book
The sky’s the limit!
Oh I LOVE this!!!! I'm so copying you! Thanks for sharing!
Love all the student heads! So funny–I bet they loved this!
Anita
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I LOVE THIS! How great!! Thanks for sharing!
I LOVE THIS TOO!: ) Thanks for passing along!
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Too cute and fun!!!!! 🙂
A Teeny Tiny Teacher
I LOVE this idea. Definitely doing this soon!
I LOVE this idea too! I'm "copycatting"!! lol
Thanks!
Too cute thanks for sharing! Can't wait to do these!!!
Love these graphs!! Such cute ideas- thanks for sharing.
This is AWESOME! What a great way to teach graphing/data collection! Just sad I found it AFTER this year was over, as my kindergartners' would've LOVED it!
I love your graphs! I just posted pics of my room and my graphing board-linking back to here. Thank you for the inspiration.
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Instead of alienating the only children I'd make the sibling one into a chart instead of venn diagram.
Oh my graph, I love this. I will definitely be doing it with my pre-k.
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What a better way to introduce young learners to graphs!! Such beautiful, powerful idea. Thanks.