How To Make a Tally Chart
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Making a tally chart is easy. Make a box, add some labels, and tally ho!
Storyboard Text
- CREATE A CHART
- Outside Outside
- In Bed In Bed
- On the Floor On the Floor
- In a Chair In a Chair
- Favorite Place To Read a Book Favorite Place To Read a Book
- ADD LABELS
- ADD THE TALLY MARKS
- Create a chart. Make one row for each category, and make one column for the information. Leave some space at the top for a title. The title can be in or above the tally chart.
- Give your tally chart a title to show what information you are gathering. Label each category simply and clearly.
- Make a tally mark for each response. Be sure to mark diagonally for every five!
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