Handling Data

In Maths this week the children have completed tally charts and graphs. They each chose what information they would like to collect and created their own tally chart. The children used their communication skills effectively to ask their friends questions about which item was their favourite.

Tally Charts





























The children then used the information in their tally charts to create their own bar graph, adding their own title.

Bar Graphs











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