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    This document contains a series of pictograms without labels or titles to demonstrate different ways data could be presented visually. The student is asked a series of questions to interpret the information in each pictogram and consider what labels or titles might be needed to understand the data presented. The questions also prompt the student to think about why certain patterns may exist in the data.

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    This document contains a series of pictograms without labels or titles to demonstrate different ways data could be presented visually. The student is asked a series of questions to interpret the information in each pictogram and consider what labels or titles might be needed to understand the data presented. The questions also prompt the student to think about why certain patterns may exist in the data.

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    What type of chart is this?

    What might the title of this chart be?

    What might the label on this y-axis be?

    M. Watson What might the label on this x-axis be?

    1. Which flavour is the most popular?


    2. Which flavours are the least popular?
    3. Which flavour is twice as popular as raspberry?
    4. How many children preferred citrus fruit flavours?
    5. How many children were there in this sample?
    6. Would these findings be true for a whole class in the school? Why?
    7. What data might you collect and present using a pictogram with children
    in Planets Phase?
    M. Watson
    What type of chart is this?

    What might the title of this chart be?

    Frequency
    What might the labels on this y-axis be?

    Key= What questions


    could you ask
    about this data?
    = =
    L.O. – To interpret information about a pictogram

    Title: Pictogram which shows


    A
    Frequency

    Monday

    Tuesday

    Wednesday

    Thursday

    Friday

    Saturday

    Sunday

    Key

    = = 1000 doughnuts
    Questions about the pictogram:

    (1) On which day were the least doughnuts sold? Why?

    (2) How many more doughnuts were sold on Saturday than on Thursday?

    (3) Why do you think the most doughnuts were sold on Saturday?

    Write a question of your own to ask other pupils in the class:

    M. Watson
    L.O. – To interpret information about a pictogram
    B
    Title: Pictogram which shows

    Frequency

    Monday

    Tuesday

    Wednesday

    Thursday

    Friday

    Saturday

    Sunday

    Key

    = = 100 doughnuts
    Questions about the pictogram:

    (1) On which day were the least doughnuts sold? Why?

    (2) How many more doughnuts were sold on Saturday than on Thursday?

    (3) Why do you think the most doughnuts were sold on Saturday?

    Write a question of your own to ask other pupils in the class:

    M. Watson
    L.O. – To interpret information about a pictogram

    Title: Pictogram which shows how many stickers Miss Watson


    C
    gave out last week.

    Frequency
    Day Number of stickers
    Monday

    Tuesday

    Wednesday

    Thursday

    Friday

    Saturday

    Sunday

    Key

    = 1 sticker
    Questions about the pictogram:

    (1) How many stickers were given out on Monday?

    (2) Add up the number of stickers given out on Tuesday and Wednesday.

    (3) On which day were the most stickers given out?

    (4) Why do you think there were no stickers handed out on Saturday or
    Sunday?

    M. Watson

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