Heads In, Hearts In: Photo-Graph

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May 25, 2021 - MSU Extension

What you need to know:

A graph is a way to show numbers in a chart or picture. A bar graph is used to show information in lines using columns and rows. A column is vertical or upright, and information is shown stacked on top of each other. A row is horizontal, and information is displayed in a left-to-right fashion or side by side.

What you will do and learn:

This activity will help you practice counting and grouping items and then displaying or graphing your results. In this activity, you will identify shapes, count the number of matching pictures, and then use a bar graph to display the results.

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