Creating Bar Charts from Data: A Visual Guide

Times Tables
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
     
04
.03.21
 
How do I gather data and create my own bar chart?
Collect data (SA)
Gather data and put it into a table or pictogram
(SA)
Use your table/pictogram to create a bar chart
which includes:
A clear title
An appropriate numbered scale along the
vertical axis
Data categories along the horizontal axis
Labels explaining what is shows
Straight lines and the same width for the bars
 
Vocabulary
 
Statistics, data, bar chart, table pictogram, title,
numbered scale, vertical axis, horizontal axis, data
categories, labels, width
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Fluency
 
Follow the PowerPoint as you always would. There are
then two activities at the end. For Activity 1, which is
the main activity, you will need your packet of
Smarties or anything similar which you can arrange
into colour or flavour. Activity 2 is optional. It may
depend on how long Activity 1 takes as to whether
you choose to do this.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1)
How many people prefer pepperoni pizza? ____
 
2)
 
How many more people chose cheese than
 
tuna? ____
 
3)
 
How many people took part in the survey? ____
 
 
 
0
 
30
 
25
 
20
 
15
 
10
 
5
 
tuna
 
ham
 
pepperoni
 
Favourite pizza topping
 
cheese
1)
How many people prefer pepperoni pizza? ____
2)
 
How many more people chose cheese than
 
tuna? ____
3)
 
How many people took part in the survey? ____
 
20
 
20
 
75
0
30
25
5
tuna
ham
pepperoni
Favourite pizza topping
cheese
20
15
10
Lesson
English
Maths
Music
PE
Children’s Favourite Lessons
 
What do you notice?
 
The most popular lesson is PE.
 
Music is the least popular lesson.
 
More children voted for Maths than English.
Lesson
English
Maths
Music
PE
Children’s Favourite Lessons
 
What other information would be useful?
 
0
 
1
 
2
 
3
 
4
 
5
 
6
 
5 children chose PE.
 
2 children chose music.
 
3 more children chose PE than music.
Lesson
English
Maths
Music
PE
Children’s Favourite Lessons
 
0
 
2
 
4
 
6
 
8
 
10
 
12
 
How many children chose PE?
 
How many children chose music?
 
How many more children chose PE than music?
 
Have a think
 
0
 
1
 
2
 
3
 
4
 
5
 
6
 
10
 
4
 
6
 
Points Scored in a Game
 
Annie
 
Dora
 
Ron
 
Teddy
 
0
 
1
 
2
 
3
 
4
 
5
 
6
 
2
 
4
 
6
 
8
 
10
 
12
 
10
 
20
 
30
 
40
 
50
 
60
Fluency
 
Activity 1
 
If I roll a dice 30 times, how many times is each
number rolled?
 
First create a tally chart.
 
 
 
Then roll the dice and tally each score.
After 30 rolls, total how many times each number
was rolled.
Now present your data on a bar chart.
 
Can you think of your own question to investigate?
 
 
 
Activity 2
     
04
.03.21
 
How do I gather data and create my own bar chart?
Collect data (SA)
Gather data and put it into a table or pictogram
(SA)
Use your table/pictogram to create a bar chart
which includes:
A clear title
An appropriate numbered scale along the
vertical axis
Data categories along the horizontal axis
Labels explaining what is shows
Straight lines and the same width for the bars
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Learn how to gather data, create tables, and construct bar charts step-by-step. Understand the key components of a bar chart like title, scale, axes, categories, and labels. Practice with engaging activities involving Smarties and pizza toppings to enhance your chart-making skills.

  • Bar Charts
  • Data Visualization
  • Statistics
  • Table
  • Activities

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  1. Times Tables

  2. 04.03.21 How do I gather data and create my own bar chart? Collect data (SA) Gather data and put it into a table or pictogram (SA) Use your table/pictogram to create a bar chart which includes: A clear title An appropriate numbered scale along the vertical axis Data categories along the horizontal axis Labels explaining what is shows Straight lines and the same width for the bars

  3. Vocabulary Statistics, data, bar chart, table pictogram, title, numbered scale, vertical axis, horizontal axis, data categories, labels, width

  4. Fluency Follow the PowerPoint as you always would. There are then two activities at the end. For Activity 1, which is the main activity, you will need your packet of Smarties or anything similar which you can arrange into colour or flavour. Activity 2 is optional. It may depend on how long Activity 1 takes as to whether you choose to do this.

  5. Favourite pizza topping 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 ham pepperoni tuna cheese 1) How many people prefer pepperoni pizza? ____ 2) How many more people chose cheese than tuna? ____ 3) How many people took part in the survey? ____

  6. Favourite pizza topping 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 ham pepperoni tuna cheese 20 1) How many people prefer pepperoni pizza? ____ 2) How many more people chose cheese than tuna? ____ 20 30 + 10 + 15 + 20 75 3) How many people took part in the survey? ____

  7. What do you notice? Children s Favourite Lessons English Maths Music PE Lesson The most popular lesson is PE. Music is the least popular lesson. More children voted for Maths than English.

  8. What other information would be useful? Children s Favourite Lessons 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 English Maths Music PE Lesson 5 children chose PE. 2 children chose music. 3 more children chose PE than music.

  9. Childrens Favourite Lessons 12 6 10 5 8 4 6 3 4 2 2 1 0 0 English Maths Music PE Lesson Have a think 10 How many children chose PE? How many children chose music? How many more children chose PE than music? 4 6

  10. Points Scored in a Game 6 60 12 50 Player Points 5 10 40 Annie 8 4 8 3 6 Dora 3 30 2 4 Ron 11 20 1 2 10 Teddy 6 0 Annie Dora Ron Teddy

  11. Fluency Activity 1 Create your own bar chart using a packet of Smarties (or something similar with different colours or flavours). This is a really nice activity to do before we go onto the Assessment tomorrow. You need to resist eating any smarties until after the lesson, otherwise the data won t be accurate. 1. Empty out your Smarties (or something similar) into your work space in front of you. Remember to make sure the space is clean otherwise you won t be able to eat the chocolates after the lesson. 2. Sort them into groups and create a table or pictogram to show how many of each colour you had in your packet. 3. Turn this data into a bar chart, referring back to the knowledge and skills to remind you what a good bar chart needs. 4. You could make your bar chart colours match the colours of the Smarties. 5. When your bar chart is complete, and with parent/carer permission, your Smarties are free to be eaten!

  12. Activity 2 If I roll a dice 30 times, how many times is each number rolled? First create a tally chart. Then roll the dice and tally each score. After 30 rolls, total how many times each number was rolled. Now present your data on a bar chart. Can you think of your own question to investigate?

  13. 04.03.21 How do I gather data and create my own bar chart? Collect data (SA) Gather data and put it into a table or pictogram (SA) Use your table/pictogram to create a bar chart which includes: A clear title An appropriate numbered scale along the vertical axis Data categories along the horizontal axis Labels explaining what is shows Straight lines and the same width for the bars

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