Grade 5 · Science · Lesson 4

Recording Data: Tables & Graphs

When scientists run an experiment, they record what they observe so anyone can check the results. The two most useful tools for this are data tables and graphs. A table organises the numbers neatly. A graph turns those numbers into a picture so trends jump out.

What this lesson teaches

1Build a clear data table with labeled rows and columns
2Read values from a data table or simple graph
3Choose the right graph type for the data you collected
4Spot patterns and trends in a graph or table

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