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1. Review All of Four
Basic Statistical Charts & Descriptions provided below!
2. Review All Directions
to Create Basic Charts using MS Excel & MS Word!
Create (2) of (4) Basic
Statistical Charts using Your choice Data & Items!
Basic Charts have a Main Title
& Vertical / Horizontal Title when needed!
After Completing (2) of (4) Basic Chart
with Your choice of Data & Items!
Also, each Chart is to be on a separate MS Word document!
Save each created Chart by Copy and
Paste onto a MS Word Document
containing with a Brief Description of the Data & Items of the Chart!
The Brief Description should be adequate
and appropriate for the Chart!
( See provided examples
of all four Basic Statistical Charts below! )
Probably best to have a Topic Sentence followed by Supporting
Sentences!
Again, Use Different Data and Difference items! Not Days of the Week!
After Activity is completed as described
using MS Excel & MS Word, then
Save MS Word with File Name Basic Charts##
( ## means Initials ) as before!
Print Out the Basic Chart Documents as proof of Activity Completion!
Only (2) of (4) Charts are
required! It would be a real learning
experience to complete All of the Basic
Statistical Charts since
this activity would be awesome learning
for your future students.
Also, each Chart is to be on a separate MS Word
document!
After completing,
Basic Chart Projects answer these two questions as best as
possible at the bottom of the Basic
Chart Projects use sentences for answers.
What was the most meaningful
and/or unexpected outcome from this
activity?
How would this activity benefit my future
students or benefit to my teaching?
In bottom region below Chart is where you answer the questions that are just above!
Think about your future students and try to answer as a
Classroom Teacher!
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There
are four Basic Statistical Charts in Fundamental Mathematics:
Bar
Chart, Line Chart, Pie Chart and PictoChart or Pictograph
A
basic difference between Statistical Charts and Mathematical Graphs is
Charts
are first quadrant representations while Graphs are four
quadrants.
All Bar
Charts or Column Charts can be Vertical or Horizontal:
Bar Charts are
primarily used to represent maximum & minimum values.
This specific Bar
Chart represents Daily Temperatures for the Days of a Week!
All Line Charts
or Continuous Charts can be Vertical or Horizontal.
Line Charts normally are used to describe
continuous numerical values.
This
specific ( H ) Line Chart represents Daily Temperatures for the Days of a Week!
Line Chart
Charts of all sorts allow for a visual representation for information or data.
They allow the spatial learner to understand by seeing what is to be
learned.
Reference:
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There are four Basic Statistical Charts in Fundamental Mathematics:
Bar
Chart, Line Chart, Pie Chart and PictoChart or Pictograph
A
basic difference between Statistical Charts and Mathematical Graphs is
Charts are first quadrant representations while Graphs are four quadrants.
All Pie Charts
are usually represented in a circular image with parts.
Pie Charts normally are used to describe a total or whole showing parts.
This
specific Pie Chart represents Percent of
Total Rainfall for each Day of a Week!
All Pictochart or Pictogram can be Vertical
or Horizontal and contains a KEY.
Pictograms
are primarily used to describe individual numerical values.
This
specific Pictogram represents barrels of
oil produced by specific locations!
Charts of all sorts allow for a visual representation for information or data.
They allow the spatial learner to understand by seeing what is to be
learned.
Reference:
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Directions
for Creating a Bar Chart using MS Excel (Use Your Choice of Data!)
nUsing MS Excel
and starting at B5 enter 1 then 2 then 3 up to 5.
nSelect the
entered numbers! Click the Chart
Icon at top of page.
nJust for
fun, Click either Bar chart! Now, Click Finish to continue.
nThe selected
Chart appears in basic form! Note gray
& white area!
nNote small
black squares! Click a Bar! Click white area to the right!
nNote small
black squares! If Chart is selected
then Click Delete!
nUsing the
entered number or other numbers which you will enter!
nCreate other
Basic Statistical Charts: Pie
Chart or Bar Chart!
nPictograph is
easily created using MS Draw and 3D images!
nThere is much
more and this is a start creating Basic Excel charts!
Directions for Creating a Line Chart using MS Excel (Use Your
Choice of Data!)
nUsing MS Excel
and starting at B5 enter 1 then 2 then 3 up to 5.
nSelect the
entered numbers! Click the Chart Icon
at top of page.
nJust for
fun, Click Line chart type! Now, Click Finish to continue.
nThe selected
Chart appears in basic form! Note gray
& white area!
nNote small
black squares! Click Line! Click white area to the right!
nNote small
black squares! If Chart is selected! Click Delete!
nUsing the
entered number or other numbers which you will enter!
nCreate other
Basic Statistical Charts: Pie
Chart or Bar Chart!
nPictograph is
easily created using MS Draw and 3D images!
nThere is much
more and this is a start creating Basic Excel charts!
Directions for Creating a Pie Chart using MS Excel (Use Your Choice
of Data!)
nUsing MS Excel
and starting at B5 enter 1 then 2 then 3 up to 5.
nSelect the
entered numbers! Click the Chart
Icon at top of page.
nJust for
fun, Click Pie chart type!
Now, Click Finish to continue.
nThe selected
Chart appears in basic form! Note gray
& white area!
nNote small
black squares! Click Pie! Click white area to the right!
nNote small
black squares! If Chart is selected then Click Delete!
nUsing the
entered number or other numbers which you will enter!
nCreate other
Basic Statistical Charts: Line
Chart or Bar Chart!
nPictograph is
easily created using MS Draw and 3D images!
nThere is much
more and this is a start creating Basic Excel charts!
Directions for Creating a Picto Chart using MS Word/Draw (Use Your Choice of Data!)
nUse MS
Word/Draw! A Draw Toolbar needs
to be at bottom of page.
nCreate a
somewhat large horizontal rectangular region at mid-page.
nJust below
created large rectangular region, we will create a drum.
nAt far right of
Draw Toolbar is the 3D image creator!
Just find it!
nNow using the
Oval tool, create a small (not
tiny) horizontal oval!
nNow with oval
selected! Select various 3D images for
best drum!
nOnce drum has
been created click & drag it onto the rectangle area!
nNow with drum
selected! Hold Ctrl & Hit C! Now, Hold Ctrl & Hit V!
nA duplicate
drum should appear! Click & Drag
it above other drum!
nContinue creating duplicate drums until a Pictograph appears!