What You Need to Know! Information! Graphs Need.... A Title Labels (words or numbers) Pictures, Bars, or Dots.

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What You Need to Know!

Information!

Graphs Need.... A Title Labels (words or numbers) Pictures, Bars, or Dots

How Do You Make One? Start with Information!

Give it a title, numbers (scale), labels, and bars to represent your information.

Here’s your information – this table shows the number of school-age children in a town from 2000 to 2004

Title Label (y axis) Label (x axis) Scale (numbers) Categories Data - Information

Title Label (y axis) Year Scale (numbers) 2000 Data - Information School Aged Children in Town # of Students Label (x axis) Categories