113+ Graphs (Diagrams and Charts) from Early Childhood Classrooms

DIAGRAMS, GRAPHS and CHARTS: OH MY! 

I visit HUNDREDS of classrooms during a school year 

in dozens and dozens of different schools,

across a multitude of states! 

LUV IT! 

Making my author/illustrator picture book presentations is 

THRILLING!!!

Taking pictures while I'm on site to share? 

PRICELESS!

I never tire of seeing excellence in early education.

Today's RoundUP theme? 

~~Graphs, Diagrams and Charts~~

Most of these are from PreK, Kinder and First Grade.
I may have slipped a couple 'older' examples in, but basically I spend the majority of my time with the littles and the primary grades. 

During my final school visit of the year, 

I saw this graph in the hallway and it took my breath away! 

To me? It looked like a quilt! 

I was very good at Math throughout my formal education years. 

Now I'm wondering if my art career resulted from all of those years spent in geometry? 

Inquisitive minds want to know.  

When I saw these graphs in Indiana of favorite veggies and fruits, 

I knew that it was time for a new RoundUP theme. 

So I've been digging through my files to share as many examples as I could locate. 

There are well over 100 variations of graphs and diagrams for your inspiration. 

By all means, PLEASE {and thank you} PIN 

from the article as you find favorites. 

I work so hard at documenting teacher excellence, in the hopes of *newbies* discovering me on Pinterest as a result of my sharing here. 

Yes. All of these amazing images are Pin-bait! 

[True confessions.]

These two presidential charts are from my visit(s) to 

THE Mr. Greg's Room. 

Yes. He is that gosh-darn-awesome in person. 

Yes. He is that clever. 

Yes. His Mustached Monsters ADORE him. 

Yes. He is giving away copies of my signed and personalized picture book, 

TALL GIRAFFE 

as his end-of-the-year gift. 

Yes. You need to visit him at Kindergarten Smorgasboard. 

I am so proud of myself when I plan ahead. Even by a tad-bit.

This seems like such a critical area that I put out an invitation to my fellow bloggers to have me share some of their examples, within the same RoundUP. 

The images that follow are graciously being loaned by these WonderPeeps. 

I have included a link to the article on THEIR blog, where the graph first appeared. 

Many thanks to these kind hearted folks! 

ENJOY some more! 

First to leave her link is Mrs. Hodge!

This graph is from their 'All About Me' studies. 

With the ever growing popularity of all things "Pete the Cat" 

this idea is a classic for all times.

Make a graph of the shoe color of your students! 

Thanks Lori, for sharing your link to all things Pete! 

Speaking of shoes! Look at this image that Kaci Shared on Instagram!

You need to follow Kaci over at her blog, 

"Mrs. Hoffer's Spot." 

So happy to have two different links to share from 

"A Day in First Grade." 

A word of warning, Kristen's photos are outta this world. 

Once you go to her blog, plan to spend some time going back! 

This is the link to an amazing day in outer space.

Here's the link to Kristen's Pumpkin Bread graph.

Go over to see Pilgrim ideas and QUILTS-in-action!  

Did you know that candy corn comes in differing flavors? 

Go to this link at Herding Kats in Kindergarten to see all of the gazillion PUMPKIN ideas and download your FREEBIE for the 50th Day of School

So happy to have an example from Mrs. Jump's class. 

Look at how terrific these "authentic" drawings are by her students! 

Go to this link to see all the rest of the fun and the drawings up close, you'll be happy to gather up one of Deanna's *FREEBIES* for recording your student's learning.

Here's a link from another perennial favorite presenter, Kim Adsit. 

Go to this link at "Kinder Gals" to see all of the suggestions around graphing that Kim has to offer. 

What do you know about a Plus/Delta/Fluency Diagram? 

You need to go directly to the this link at the blog, 

"Adventures of Room 129"

for all of the details. 

We're ready to wrap-it-up with my dear blogging friend Maggie. 

She has a brand new article about spending the day wearing her 'Nana hat' and how she spent the day getting worn out playing with her Wonders. 

Go see for yourself at this link, so much fun! 

If you still have a day or two left of school, you'll want to know about my two songs that are perfect for 

End of the Year Performances. 

I have both in digital format as Mp3's in zipped files with support materials. 

You can purchase them at Teachers Pay Teachers 

or directly from me at our Early Education Emporium. 

The funny thing? 

They are perfect to launch the new school year as well!

Thanks again for any and all pins! 

Here's the header, if you're willing! 

wink-wink ;) ;)

***Some earlier RoundUPs that fit in well with this theme are listed again below. 

All you have to do is click the picture to go back in time.