Block 5: Statistics

Pictograms are a common way of organising and displaying data. Usually the images represent more than one item, making them harder to interpret.

Complete pictograms from given information.

Use the data to create a pictogram.

Use the data to create pictograms.

Using data shown on pictograms to make block graphs.

Using the information from a pictogram to make a block graph, all with a gardening theme.

Introducing bar charts as a way of displaying information, with questions about the data shown.

A further look at interpreting bar charts.

Interpreting a graph and suggestions on collecting data and producing a similar graph on favourite zoo animals.

Interpreting graphs on type of car and birds.

Use tally charts to collect and represent data.

A look at 2-way tables.

Complete two-way tables from data provided.

Interpreting tables.

Interpreting tables.

More interpreting tables, including money.