Interpreting Simple Graphs
Students practice reading and interpreting simple pictographs and bar graphs to draw conclusions from presented data.
Key Questions
- Analyze the information presented in a simple pictograph to answer specific questions.
- Compare the quantities represented by different bars in a bar graph.
- Predict a trend or make an inference based on the data displayed in a graph.
ACARA Content Descriptions
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