1.
3D Graphs
• Fold piece of paper in
half.

2.
3D graphs
• Open the piece of paper
and use the fold as the
x-axis.
• Draw the graph from a
data set as normal for a
bar graph, ensuring
there is an equal space
between the bars.

3.
3D graphs
• “Reflect” the bars
equally in the x-axis.

4.
3D graphs
• Fold the piece of paper
in half and cut along the
edges of the bars.
• Ensure both sides of the
bars line up…
• Don’t cut the top of the
bar or you will cut it
out!

5.
3D graphs
• Open the paper half
way and poke each of
the bars through from
behind.

6.
3D graphs
• You now have a 3D
graph.
• I have used graph paper
here (and stuck it to
card) however, for a
more able group, using
a pencil and ruler to
draw the graph.