In this deck, we'll explore real-life graphs. These are graphs that tell a story, usually about a journey. We'll focus on two important types: distance-time graphs and velocity-time graphs, and learn how to read the information they contain.

Let's start with distance-time graphs. As the name suggests, they show how the distance from a starting point changes over time. The vertical axis, or y-axis, shows the distance, and the horizontal axis, or x-axis, shows the time.

The shape of the line on a distance-time graph tells you about the motion. A flat, horizontal line means the distance isn't changing, so the object is stationary. A straight, sloping line means the object is moving at a constant speed. The steeper the line, the faster it's going.