Graphing Real Data

There's lots of data floating around this world. No matter what you're teaching, you can dig up some information or statistics for the kids.

I was a stickler for representing it in graph form.

Basically, I love graphs.

But not all graphs are created equal. I like graphing real data, data that means something. Data that shows our students that their education ties into life outside the classroom window.

That kind of data.

Data that tells us where maple syrup comes from....

Or which countries excelled at the Winter Olympics...

Or how hot is Houston?

I'm pretty much head over heels for graphs.

If you are a graph fanatic like me and are looking for some to use with your students I have several available....

Graphing bundles available…

Let's Graph: Large Graph Bundle (15 Graphing Activities!)

Let's Graph: Bar Graph Bundle (5 Bar Graphs)
Let's Graph: Circle Graph Bundle (5 Circle Graphs)
Let's Graph: Line Graph Bundle (5 Line Graphs)

Bar  graphs available…
Let's Graph: Life Expectancy

Let's Graph: Car Accident Data

Let's Graph: Olympic Medal Counts

Let's Graph: Planet Diameters

Let's Graph: State Populations

Line graphs available…

Let's Graph: U.S. Cholera Cases

Let's Graph: Bald Eagle Pairs

Let's Graph: U.S. Dropout Rate

Let's Graph: High Temperatures

Let's Graph: Federal Minimum Wage

Circle graphs available…

Let's Graph: Continent Land Area

Let's Graph: U.S. Energy Sources

Let's Graph: Greenhouse Gas Sources

Let's Graph: Maple Syrup Production

Let's Graph: U.S. Population Ethnicity

Happy graphing!