I can read and interpret a range of graphs

For maths I have been learning to read and interpret a range of graphs. This relates to the National Standards as it meets the criteria of:

I can compare distributions visually (Which is the Year ⅞ Standard)

I have also compared and contrasted some of the graphs. Below are the links to them:

• Comparing and contrasting graphs one.
• Comparing and contrasting graphs two.

Next step: My next step is to use these in my leadership investigation next term.

 Here is my prove that I can read a stem and left graph, because that was the only one I couldn't do. 

Click on this link to this type of graph	I already know how to read this graph	I need help to read this type of graph	When is it best to use this Graph?
*Tally Charts	yes	no	To tally up points and to survey, Because it is a quick way to count up.
*Pictographs	yes	no	To teach and present to younger students
*Bar Graphs	yes	no	To write up big numbers because it is a quick way to found the results.
* Pie Charts	yes	no	To record percentages because it is an easy way to find results and comparing things easily.
* Dot Plots	yes	no	When there is a low amount of numbers.
* Stem and Leaf	yes	no	When you have a huge amount of numbers.
* Line graphs	yes	no	To present big findings and to organize findings.
* Scatterplots	yes	no	To roughly show your findings.