Data Graph Creator for Kids

X-axis (horizontal) shows the categories or labels, like days of the week or names.

Y-axis (vertical) shows the numbers. Taller bars mean bigger values.

Comparing bars is easy: the tallest bar has the biggest value, and the shortest has the smallest.

Reading the scale - find where the top of a bar lines up with the numbers on the left side.

A pie chart shows how a whole is divided into parts. The whole circle represents 100% of the data.

Bigger slice means a bigger share. If one slice is half the pie, that category is 50%.

Percentages on each slice tell you exactly how much of the total belongs to each category.

Legend on the right tells you which color belongs to which label.

Average (Mean) - add all values together, then divide by how many values there are.

Median - the middle value when you sort all numbers from smallest to largest.

Mode - the value that appears most often. A dataset can have no mode (all unique) or more than one.

Range - the difference between the highest and lowest values. A big range means the data is spread out.