VC2M3ST02
create and compare different graphical representations of data sets, including using software where appropriate; interpret the data in terms of the context
- comparing various student-generated data representations and describing their similarities and differences
- using digital tools and graphing software to construct graphs of data acquired through experiments or observation and interpreting the data and making inferences; for example, graphing data from a science experiment and interpreting the results
- selecting appropriate formats or layout styles to present data as information, depending on the type of data and the audience; for example, lists, tables, graphs and infographics
- using newspapers or magazines to find examples of different displays of data, interpreting and describing the information they present
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Blank Graph Template Pack
Construct your own graphs with a printable set of Blank Graph Templates.
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Types of Graphs Posters
Show students the varying data displays they will encounter in their primary maths lessons with these colourful and easy-to-digest visual posters.
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Column / Bar Graph Poster
Hang this column / bar graph poster in your classroom to teach your students about the different parts of this commonly used graph.
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Types of Graphs Posters and Worksheets
A collection of posters displaying the different types of graphs along with matching worksheets to assist students with laying out graphs on the page.
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Pictograph, Bar Graph and Dot Plot Match-Up (Scaled Intervals)
Use data analysis skills to match tally charts and frequency tables with their corresponding bar graph, pictograph or dot plot.
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Analysing Graphs – Single-Unit Bar Graphs and Pictographs – Task Cards
Use data analysis skills to analyse bar graphs and pictographs with this set of task cards.
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Editable Blank Survey Template For Students
Organise student survey data with a set of printable blank survey templates.