Make a bean plant growth chart by first drawing a pair of axes. The vertical axis, often called the y-axis, corresponds to the height of the plants, while the horizontal, or x-axis corresponds to the time elapsed.Continue Reading
Divide the y-axis into even units of height, each of which should represent a linear measurement, such as inches or centimeters. For example, the first division may represent a plant that has grown 1 inch by a given time. Divide the x-axis as the y-axis was divided, but this axis should display units of time. For example, the x-axis may be divided into days, weeks or months. Make a dot on the graph that indicates how tall a plant was at a given time. Do this for each of the dates listed on the x-axis. Connect these dots to produce a line graph to measure and track the growth of several different plants at the same time.