Statistics (Handling Data)

Sorting numbers using 2 criteria.

Sorting information using lists and carroll diagrams.

Sorting shapes and numbers using venn diagrams.

Sorting children who can ride a bike or swim using a Carroll diagram.

Tally charts and bar charts with the theme of food.

Tally charts and bar charts with the theme of vehicles.

Tally charts and bar charts with the theme of zoo animals.

Make and interpret a tally chart on farm animals.

Draw a tally chart of the number of fish spotted. Use the data to complete a bar graph.

Further work on tally charts and bar graphs.

Draw pictures to represent the information on the tally charts.

Draw pictures from information shown on tally charts.

Draw pictures from information shown on tally charts.

Flowers, pets and butterflies are the topics for these pictograms.

Crisps, types of home and a school barbeque are the topics for these pictograms.

A pictogram showing the number of books borrowed from the library. Each symbol represents two books.

Not very sunny last summer, according to this pictogram!

Interpret pictograms.

Who goes to bed too late? Survey time.

Draw pictograms from information provided in tally charts.

More ideas for graphs and pictograms, including number of brothers and sisters and colour of toothbrushes!

Interpret a block graph and collect data to make similar pet graph.

Interpret and draw block graphs.

Graph of children's favourite sandwich fillings

Graph of children's favourite drinks.

Drawing block diagrams from given data.

Was it wet in March? Interpret a weather chart for the month of March and draw a bar graph showing the results.

Great idea for collecting data which can then be used to make lists and show results as a graph.

Statistics is the term used now to replace Handling Data. A look at the new statutory requirements.