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Drawing Line Graphs: Temperature & Steps

The document provides instructions and examples for drawing line graphs based on various datasets, including temperature changes, conversions between centimeters and inches, and steps walked by individuals over time. It includes tables with data points and encourages users to plot graphs, label axes, and answer related questions. Additionally, it offers suggestions for collecting personal data to create custom line graphs.

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Drawing Line Graphs: Temperature & Steps

The document provides instructions and examples for drawing line graphs based on various datasets, including temperature changes, conversions between centimeters and inches, and steps walked by individuals over time. It includes tables with data points and encourages users to plot graphs, label axes, and answer related questions. Additionally, it offers suggestions for collecting personal data to create custom line graphs.

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Statistics Line Graph 1

To draw line graphs.

Graph to Show the Change in


Temperature of a Bowl of Water
85
Plot a line graph
80 using the data in
75 the table below.

70
65
60
Temperature (°C)

55 30
29
50 28
27
45 26
25
24
40 23
22
35 21
20
19
30 18
17
25 16
15
14
20 13
0 5 10 15 20 12
11
10
Time (in minutes) 9
8
7
6
Time in minutes Temperature in °C 5
4
0 84 3
2
1
5 40 0

10 27
15 23
20 21

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Statistics Line Graph 2
Plot a line graph using the information in the table below.

Conversion Between Centimetres and Inches

3.5

2.5
Inches

1.5

0.5

2 4 6 8 10
Centimetres

Centimetres 0 2 4 6 8 10

Inches 0 0.8 1.6 2.4 3.1 3.9

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Statistics Line Graph 3
Plot a line graph
using the data in
the table below.

Give the graph


a title and
remember
to label and
complete the
axes.

4
3
2
1

0
2 4

Miles 0 2 4 6 8 10

Kilometres 0 3.2 6.4 9.6 12.8 16

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Statistics Line Graph 4
A Graph to Show the Steps Walked by
Charlie and Mia over 30 Minutes
3500
Plot a line graph using the
3250 data in the table below.

3000

2750

2500
Number of Steps

2250
Key
2000
Charlie
1750 Mia
1500

1250

1000

500

250

0
5 10 15 20 25 30
Time (in minutes)

5 minutes 10 minutes 15 minutes 20 minutes 25 minutes 30 minutes

Charlie 400 steps 1000 steps 1400 steps 2000 steps 2600 steps 2800 steps

Mia 600 steps 1200 steps 1700 steps 2250 steps 2800 steps 3200 steps

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must ensure that an adequate risk assessment is carried out prior to using this resource. You must contact a suitably qualified professional if you are unsure. Twinkl is not responsible for the health and safety
of your group or environment. It is your responsibility to ensure the resource and the information/activity it contains are safe and appropriate to use in your situation.

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Extra Challenge for
Graph to Show the Change in Temperature of a Bowl of Water

To draw line graphs.

Use the graph you have drawn to answer these questions.

1) What would be the approximate temperature after

2.5 minutes?

17.5 minutes?

2) At approximately what time was the temperature 45°C?

3) When did the water cool the slowest? Tick the correct answer and explain how you
know.

between 5 and 10 minutes.

between 10 and 15 minutes.

between 15 and 20 minutes.

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Extra Challenge for
A Graph to Show the Steps Walked by Charlie and Mia over 30 Minutes

Use your line graph to determine if the following statements are true,
false or ‘can’t say’.

1) Mia walked further than Charlie over the 30 minutes.


2) If they had walked for another 5 minutes, Mia would still have
walked more steps than Charlie.
3) Mia and Charlie walked at a constant speed over the 30 minutes.

4) Mia had a bigger stride than Charlie.


5) Charlie walked at the slowest pace over the last 5 minutes.

Draw Your Own Line Graph

Collect data to draw your own line graphs.

Here are some ideas for data collection:

• shadows across the day,


• how far you run in 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 minutes,
• average temperatures across the year.

This resource is provided for informational and educational purposes only. As our resources may refer to the use of scissors, glue, small items/loose parts which may present a choking risk and ingredients, you
must ensure that an adequate risk assessment is carried out prior to using this resource. You must contact a suitably qualified professional if you are unsure. Twinkl is not responsible for the health and safety
of your group or environment. It is your responsibility to ensure the resource and the information/activity it contains are safe and appropriate to use in your situation.

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