Collection of Kids Graphing Clipart (34)

A cheerful scientist adds the hydrogen element to a vibrant periodic table-perfect for teaching chemistry basics.

This bar chart shows the relative quantities of six common fruits, with pear having the highest count (12) and peach the lowest (1).

Two friends joyfully decorate a February calendar with hearts and notes, celebrating love and connection throughout the month.

A group of kindergarteners collaborates on an interactive apple-counting activity using a large grid mat and picture cards-learning through play.

A stylized bar chart with ascending yellow bars and a bold upward arrow, symbolizing measurable progress and positive momentum.

A colorful, cow-print bordered worksheet where children collect and graph farm animal data using tallies and bar charts.

Celebrate the spirit of the Winter Olympics with these cheerful student-friendly activities-perfect for elementary classrooms!

A cheerful classroom-ready clip art set featuring pictograph and bar graph examples for a bake sale fundraiser, ideal for visual math instruction.

A sparkling “Good Job!” badge-ideal for celebrating achievements big and small.

A vibrant yellow backpack loaded with classic school supplies-including a smiling apple, notebooks, crayons, and a ruler-ready for learning adventures.

Students count each type of wind-up toy-rooster, boy, buffalo, and owl-and fill in the tally chart by matching numbers.

A classic bar graph showing comparative values across five categories-simple, scalable, and ready for classroom use.

The image is a bar graph that shows the number of students who have favorite colors. The graph is divided into six sections, each representing a different color. The first section is labeled "Number of Students" and shows the percentage of students that have the same color as the second section. The second section is titled "Student's Favorite Colors" and has a bar of colors, ranging from red to orange to green. The third section is labelled "Colors" and is labeled as "A bar graph is used to compare data." The fourth section is colored in red, the fifth section is green, the sixth section is blue,

The image shows a boy and a girl holding up a chart. The girl is on the left side of the image and the boy on the right side is holding the chart in both hands. The chart is divided into different sections, each with a different color and design. The colors include red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple. The design on the chart appears to be a fruit or vegetable chart. Both the girl and the girl are smiling and looking at the chart.

A joyful emoji guides viewers through key data insights using a vibrant bar chart-perfect for making analytics approachable and fun.

A colorful bar chart illustrating the number of each vehicle type seen during a transportation observation activity.

A vibrant bar chart comparing six categorical values, with the green bar representing the highest value and the orange bar the lowest.

This visual chart uses colored pencils to represent how many students prefer each subject, with a key indicating each pencil equals two students.

The image is a bar graph that shows the number of people who have been diagnosed with cancer. The graph is divided into four sections, each with a different color - green, orange, blue, and red. The green section is on the left side of the graph, the orange section is in the middle, the blue section is at the bottom, and the red section is to the right. The bars are arranged in a horizontal line, with the green section on top and the orange and red sections on the bottom. The background is white.

The image is a collection of clip art worksheets and graphs. There are six graphs in total, each with a different color and design. The graphs are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with each graph representing a different aspect of the graph. The first graph on the top left shows a bar graph with a vertical bar graph, the second graph shows a line graph with horizontal bars, the third graph shows vertical bars graphs, and the fourth graph shows pie charts. The fifth graph shows horizontal bars with vertical bars, and all the graphs are plotted on a white background. At the top of the

The image is a collection of 12 small cards with illustrations of children's faces on them. Each card has a name written on it in a different font and color. The names are written in a playful and colorful style. The cards are arranged in a grid-like pattern on a black background. The first card on the top left has a cartoon illustration of a boy with curly hair and a big smile on his face. Next to it, there is a girl with a pink bow in her hair. The second card has an illustration of two children with different hairstyles, one with blonde hair and the other with brown

The image is a bar graph that shows the number of vehicles in each vehicle. The x-axis of the graph is divided into six sections, each representing a different vehicle. The first section is labeled "Number of Vehicles" and shows the percentage of vehicles that have been diagnosed with cancer. The second section is titled "Bus", the third section is colored in blue, the fourth section is orange, the fifth section is pink, the sixth section is green, the seventh section is yellow, the eighth section is red, the ninth section is purple, the tenth section is blue, and the eleventh section is gray

A smiling girl in traditional green attire proudly holds a oversized four-leaf clover-symbol of luck and celebration.

The image is a graphic paper notebook for kids. The notebook has a white background with a grid pattern of colorful pencils, erasers, and paper clips scattered across it. At the top of the notebook, there is a black rectangular label with the title "Math and Science Graph Paper Notebook for Kids" written in bold black letters. Below the title, there are two illustrations of a boy and a girl, and the text "5.5x11" and "120 Pages" in smaller black letters respectively. The cover also has a small illustration of a ruler and a pencil.

A simple yet effective bar chart showing four data categories using distinct colors for easy comparison.

A fun, hand-drawn style collection of bar, line, pie, pictograph, and tally chart examples-ideal for student surveys and data projects.

A paper airplane takes flight over a rising bar chart-representing progress, goals achieved, and forward momentum.

The image is a bar graph with six bars of different colors - red, orange, green, blue, and purple. The bars are arranged in a horizontal line, with the red bar at the top and the green bars at the bottom. The red arrow is pointing upwards, indicating a decrease in the number of people who have been diagnosed with cancer. The background is white.

A cheerful student demonstrates common weather pictograph symbols-sun, clouds, rain, and snow-for classroom learning.

A fun, educational notebook featuring colorful school-themed icons like calculators, globes, compasses, and paint palettes on a bold black cover.

The image is a bar graph, which is a visual representation of a bar chart. It consists of a series of horizontal bars arranged in a grid-like pattern. The bars are of different sizes and colors, with the largest bar at the top and the smallest at the bottom. The largest bar is in the center of the image, with a vertical line on the right side and a horizontal line on top. The horizontal line is labeled with the word "Bar Graph" in black text. The image is black and white and appears to be a simple, minimalist design.

A colorful bar chart illustrating that 18 children prefer playing, followed by 14 washing hands, 10 baking, and 8 reading.

A cheerful girl explains data using bar, line, and pie charts-ideal for making statistics fun and accessible for kids.

A cheerful, repeating pattern of classic school tools-pencils, crayons, rulers, sticky notes, and paper clips-on graph paper.