Geometry and Data Interpretation · Geometry & Data

Statistics and Data Representation

Interpreting and creating bar charts, pictograms, and tables to answer questions.

Key Questions

  1. 1Why might a pictogram use one symbol to represent two or five items instead of one?
  2. 2How can a bar chart help us identify the most popular item at a single glance?
  3. 3What questions are easier to answer with a table than with a graph?

National Curriculum Attainment Targets

KS2: Mathematics - Statistics
Year: Year 3
Subject: Mathematics
Unit: Geometry and Data Interpretation
Period: Geometry & Data

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