Understanding Pictograms and Data Interpretation in Mathematics
Explore the fundamentals of interpreting pictograms, understanding data representation, and solving problems involving statistics. Learn how to read and analyze visual data, such as tally charts and pictograms, to extract meaningful information. Practice drawing tallies, comparing numbers, and determining values based on given visual cues. Enhance your vocabulary related to statistics and data analysis while sharpening your mathematical skills in a fun and engaging manner.
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25.02.21 How do I interpret pictograms? Know how to halve 2 and 10 (SA) Interpret both horizontal and vertical pictograms (SA) Solve problems Traffic survey / Ice creams sold in a week (SA)
Vocabulary Statistics, data, pictogram, tally chart, interpret, halve, horizontal, vertical, key, more, less, most, least, overall
1) How many does each tally represent? 2) Draw tallies to show a) b) a) 8 b) 16 3) If represents 10, what is represented by a) b) c) d)
1) How many does each tally represent? 2) Draw tallies to show a) b) 17 7 a) 8 b) 16 3) If represents 10, what is represented by a) b) 20 40 c) d) 5 25
Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Dogs seen Key = 10 dogs 3 10 = 30 10 + 5 = 15 How many dogs were seen on Wednesday? _____ dogs 3 30 How many dogs were seen on Thursday? _____ dogs 2 15 10 1
Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday How many more dogs were seen on Wednesday than Tuesday? Dogs seen Key = 10 dogs I know an easier way to compare. I will subtract to find the difference.
How many more dogs were seen on Wednesday Than Tuesday? Key = 10 dogs Tuesday Wednesday 30 dogs were seen on Wednesday. 10 dogs were seen on Tuesday. 30 10 = 20 20 more dogs were seen on Wednesday than Tuesday. I can use the pictogram to compare. Wednesday. I can see there are 20 more dogs on
Key = 2 goals Player Alex Jack Mo Rosie Whitney Goals scored I scored 6. That s the most goals! Jack scored 1 goal. What do you notice? 19 goals were scored altogether. Mo scored 2 more goals than Whitney. Have a think
Key = 5 points Game 2 Game 1 Player Ron Amir Points scored Player Ron Amir Points scored 30 points How many points did Ron score overall? Amir Who scored the most points overall? Game 1 In which game were most points scored? Have a think
Fluency Dora, Dexter and Jack play basketball at break time. They record the goals they score in a pictogram. 1) Complete the sentences. Dora scores _ goals. Dexter scores _ goals. Jack scores __ goals. 2) How many goals do they score altogether? 3) How many more goals does Jack score than Dexter? 4) How many ways could you work out the answer to question 3? At the zoo, Mo keeps record of how many big cats he sees. 5) Choose a word to complete the sentence. There are ____ leopards than lions.
Fluency (Extension) 6) Create your own pictogram and look at the most/least/total within your pictogram. Ideas: Look out of your window or head outside to do some bird watching. Set yourself a time limit and count the birds you see in that time. You could select some of the data that we collected as a year group Or make a pictogram of your own
25.02.21 How do I interpret pictograms? Know how to halve 2 and 10 (SA) Interpret both horizontal and vertical pictograms (SA) Solve problems Traffic survey / Ice creams sold in a week (SA)
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