Graphs include:

• Bar graphs:
  Bar graphs are graphs made with vertical or horizontal bars that represent certain values. Go to an exercise worksheet.
• Histogram graphs:
  Histogram graphs or histographs are a bar graph with no spaces between bars.
• Line graphs:
  Line graphs are plotted points on a graph that are joined by a line.
• Pictograph graphs:
  Pictographs are graphs that use picture symbols to represent either one item or to represent a number of items.
  eg. a key will tell you if a flower picture represents just one flower, or if it represents 10 flowers.
• Pie graphs:
  Pie graphs or charts are circular graphs that are a way of showing percentages or fractions visually. eg. Like a pizza, if a pie graph is cut into eight pieces and one piece is highlighted, it represents 1/8 of a whole pizza.
• Scatterplots graphs:
  Scatterplots graphs are plotted points on a graph that are not joined by a line. Go to an exercise worksheet.

See our Teaching Resources for Math for graph worksheets, lesson plans, etc.

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