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Introduction to manipulating bar charts and pie charts in Microsoft Excel. Includes problem solving tasks with self-assessment 'I can' statements at each step of the lesson. Final activity can be extended to a written task (you could get pupils to produce a holiday brochure etc.) The starter is an activity from a fine TES resource contributor (can&'t remember his name - search for &';GOLD RUSH' as he has many more like this).
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4.6

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ictinspires

5 years ago
5

Super cross curricular resource for Computing and manipulating data in Maths as well as Geography.

markwalker1966

5 years ago
5

Excellent. Had several very productive lessons using this resource.

drjjacob

5 years ago
5

This resource was great for my year 8 class. We worked through it exactly as per the lesson plan. It totally catered for multiple levels. Excellent resource for getting students familiar with the capabilities of excel and comfortable in exploring a range of its functions.

annbruce070

6 years ago
3

Amina_B

7 years ago
5

I love this resource! I used it in my own way, we did the starter activities first, I then asked the pupils to make a new tab and use the following (https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/graph-plotting-in-excel-6292390) step by step guide on how to create a pie chart for the rest of the lesson. This was a year 8 class, so I'm sure a more able or higher class would be able to look at the other climate resources too.

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