This is a matching cards activity. The topic covered is bar charts, and aims to progress learning from how to draw bar charts to using them to find descriptive statistics such as mean, median, mode and range. <br /> <br /> Recommend using PDF version.<br /> Excel version attached to enable teachers to make their own changes if necessary.

A nice activity which requires students to perform calculations (multiplication, addition, subtraction) with numbers in standard form to find information regarding planets (and Pluto!) in the solar system. It also allows for students to practise writing numbers in correct standard form. Note, I take no credit for the idea for this resource found by another user on TES, but have simply provided an edited version with regards to presentation.

This resource requires students to make up their own probability question(s) using the template provided. The topics covered could be tree diagrams, without replacement, and sample space diagrams. The obvious benefit here is the students are required to think more deeply about when each diagram is most appropriate and also when they may be required to multiply/add probabilities.