How to Graph

I. Lecture

II. Video

A. Beginner's Guide to Graphing Data

B. Graphing Data by Hand

C. Analyzing and Interpreting Data and Graphs

III. Rubric for the Perfect Line Graph

When creating a line graph, check to see if your graph has the following characteristics in the rubric below. Use the rubric to evaluate your graph

as well as other people's graphs.

Click here to get a print out of rubric

Click here to get a print out of graph paper

IV. Data for Line Graphs

A. Breathing Rate of Freshwater Sunfish

B. Solubility Behavior or Cerium Sulfate

C. Graphing Case Study

D. How Does a Human Change During Development

E. Deer and Moose Distribution by Altitude

F. Number of Light & Dark Moths Captured

G. The Use of CFCs in Australia

H. Human Cases of West Nile Virus in the U.S.