Data Handling: Line Graphs, Bar Charts, Pictograms, Tally Charts and Pie Charts

This resource contains a set of five posters explaining how to create a line graph, bar chart, pictogram, tally chart and pie chart. It was created for a Grade 4 class and can also be used as a worksheet for a lesson where the students will need to gather data and complete the instructions on the sheet to create the choice of graph.

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General Math Worksheet Notes:

Besides the learning objective, there is a colour in brackets. The colour refers to which worksheet would be most suitable for which differentiated group. The colours below represent the following ability.

★ Red - Lower Ability
★ Orange - Middle Ability
★ Green - High Ability

I use the apple at the top right-hand side of the sheet for pupil self-evaluation. I get the students to colour the apple in the following colours:

★ Red - I don’t understand (please help me)
★ Orange - I am okay but need more practice
★ Green - I have met the objective and am ready for another challenge

This helps me to identify which students will need help during the next lesson, ensuring I look through their work carefully to work out what misconceptions they may be having.

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