Blog by Tag: data handling
Our favourite colours
In mathematics we have been asking questions and collecting data to find out the answers. We wanted to find out which colour was the most popular colour in the Ducklings. We made a tally chart and a real living graph! Can you see which colour is the most popular colour? Which is the least popular?
Category: Ducklings
Eye colour
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We have found out how many children have each eye colour in our class. We made a 'living' graph and then counted up the total for each eye colour. We used vocabulary such as more, less, fewest, greatest.
Category: Ducklings
Our favourite fruits
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In mathematics we have been finding out what each of our favourite fruits are. We made a 'living' graph and then counted the number of children that liked each fruit. Which was the most popular fruit in our class?
Category: Ducklings
Traffic surveys
The Ducklings have been watching the traffic passing by our school and recording what they found on tally charts. They recorded the colour of the vehicles or the different types of vehicle.
Category: Ducklings
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Taking our pulse rate in Tag-Rugby
In tag-rugby, we tested our pulse rate during different stages of activity: sitting, jogging, running and cooling down. We collected our data in a table and used this to create a line graph in maths.
What did you learn in tag-rugby? What happened to your pulse rate during…
Category: Hawks
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Eye Colour
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Today in mathematics we made a living graph to show the number of different eye colours in our class.
Category: Ducklings
This week in Parrots
Please look at the photographs showing what we have been doing this week and leave your comments! We have impressed Mrs Claydon with our work on data handling: we sorted information given to us; we collected our own information and presented it in tally charts/tables; we sorted presents for Father…
Category: Parrots
Problem Solving Day in Herons
Today was maths problem solving day and we loved it in Herons class.
We had to solve the problem of sorting out the natural materials outside into a pictogram. We sorted out the leaves, bark, twigs and stones.
We also had the problem of interpreting our data from our tally chart. We needed…
Category: Herons
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