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Read the bar graphs, answer fill‑in and multiple choice questions, and submit the screenshot.

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Play around with the various colors and sounds and send in a screen recording of your new song! You're making music and bar graphs!

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Song Maker, an experiment in Chrome Music Lab, is a simple way for anyone to make and share a song.

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Create your own pictograph based on the table given above. Then, draw your own pictograph based on whatever data you would like to collect.

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Dance along with the graph song! Then create your own dance to go with the song and we can show off our moves in class!

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Collecting Data, Bar Graphs, Picture Graphs, Math Song! Kids will remember!

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Try to catch the fruit in the basket! Can you get them all in? Be ready with your answers for discussion.

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It's raining apples! Help the farmer harvest the fruit. Then, see how much you were able to collect!

How does it work?

Move the farmer to the left or right using the mouse or your finger as the fruit falls. Try to catch as much fruit as you can! Next, look at the picture graph to see how many pieces of fruit you caught. Choose the number that shows how much fruit you caught. If you're right, the number will be added to your score in the top left-hand corner. If not, you'll have to replay the level.

How many points can you get?

Watch out! The fruit falls faster as you move up in levels.

This game introduces students to how a picture graph can represent data. Not only that, but children may learn new vocabulary and fruit names as they play. This fun picture graph game is a great resource for indoor recess, as a math center, or quiet individual work.

Visit classplayground.com for more counting activities and printables.

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Fruit Fall Pictograph Game | Toy Theater

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Watch out for the falling fruit! This fun picture graph game introduces students to graphing and helps them practice numeral recognition. Try it, it's free!

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Challenge yourself and see if you can make your own graph! Choose from any of the options and send in a screenshot of what you made.

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The NCES Kids’ Zone provides information to help you learn about schools; decide on a college; find a public library; engage in several games, quizzes and skill building about math, probability, graphing, and mathematicians; and to learn many interesting facts about education.

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If you don't have a printer, just copy your answers down on a sheet of paper!

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Build a bar graph with jellybeans and then answer written questions about it.

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The Jellybean Tree - Online Graphing Game - Bar Graph and Pie Chart

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This fun graphing game requires students to build a bar graph using jellybean data and to answer questions about the data.