Make Your Own Infographic

Now you know what infographics look like why not have a go at making one?

Use these ideas or one of your own. What will you decide to collect, sort and show?

collect

sort

show

the information, or data, you want to show in your infographic.

the information.

the information in a visual and exciting way!

Research an invention

through the ages.

Write down the main developments and dates.

Use a timeline or flow chart. Boxes could be in the shape of

the invention.

Count the numbers of bugs and trees in a garden or park.

Make a tally chart as you count.

Visuals of bugs and trees in

different sizesto show how many there are of each kind.

Survey how many languages are spoken in your family or class.

List the languages in order of how many people speak them.

Words in different languages can be biggeror smaller depending on how many people

speak them.

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ARROWS boxes symbols

If you look up information in books or on the internet

keep a note of where you found it.

You might be asked to prove it’s accurate!

Remember there is no right or wrong way to make your infographic. It’s up to you. We’d love to see your infographic so,

with your parents’ permission, please do send it to:

books@bsmall.co.uk@bsmallbear (Twitter)

www.facebook.com/bsmallpublishing