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Make Simple Graphs at Home for Fun

Even very young children can learn to use graphs.

Make simple graphs at home. Here are some things your child might enjoy graphing:

  • The color of all the cars in the neighborhood.
  • The number of pieces of mail received each day for a week.
  • The number of T-shirts owned by each member of the family.
  • The amount of money saved toward something special.
  • The kinds of trees, flowers, or plants in the neighborhood.
  • The number of pets of various kinds in the neighborhood.
  • The temperature outside each day before leaving for school.

Seeing a useful purpose for graphs at home can reinforce learning at school.

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  1. Posted by - Jaylin on Nov. 07, 2009

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  2. Posted by - emily jenkins on Apr. 08, 2009

    what were are the graphs

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