Graphing for kids vs Statisticality

Graphing for kids app provides teachers and students with an easy graphing learning tool. This app has 3 parts: one is "How to make a chart", one is "Chart Maker", and the other is "Create my chart". The "How to make a chart" section provides step-by-step learning material to teach kids how to draw a chart. The "Chart Maker" is an easy tool for kids to input data and make a chart. The "Create my chart" function allows students to use their own pictures and text to create graphs. The Email feature makes it easier to print reports. In the "How to make a chart" part, you can learn how to make: Bar graph Line graph Pie graph Pictographs In the "Chart Maker" part, you can make: Bar graph Line graph Pie graph Horizontal bar graph In the "Create my chart" part, you can make (Thanks for Nancy Bley's suggestion): Bar graph Line graph Pictographs Chart Maker demo : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dEczE1tIEU Create My Chart demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnoEF3FP-kc You can search for icons through the internet. For example, search the keyword "find icon sport" to find transparent background icons for your chart. If you need help, please contact us by email: kids17fun@gmail.com

Partly a book, partly a set of demonstrations, and partly a tool, this app introduces you to basic statistics. Topics include box & whisker plots, histograms, median-median lines, linear regression lines, probability distributions, the Central Limit Theorem, and the normal curve. You can enter your own data or work with the provided sample data. Samples include information about US presidents, professional basketball players, coin flipping, dice rolling, the minimum wage, and the expansion of the universe! Each page inludes a Read Me button for basic instructions and a Details button for information about the underlying mathematical concepts.