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Present Data: Seeds
Record the given results on an empty line graph and then answer the questions.
Interpret Data: Weather
Read and interpret the data from the bar graph to answer the questions.
Interpret Data: School
Read and interpret the data from the bar graph to answer the questions.
Interpret Data: Seeds
Read and interpret the data from the line graph to answer the questions.
Interpret Data: Pizzas
Read and interpret the data from the pictograph to answer the questions.
Interpret Data: Movies (Upper)
Read and interpret the data from the bar graph to answer the questions (upper years).
Interpret Data: Movies (Middle)
Read and interpret the data from the pictograph to answer the questions (middle years).
Interpret Data: Movies (Early)
Read and interpret the data from the pictograph to answer the questions (early years).
Interpret Data: Cakes (Yrs 2,3)
Read and interpret the data from the pictograph to answer the questions (early and middle years).
Interpret Data: Cakes (Yrs 4,5)
Read and interpret the data from the pictograph to answer the questions (middle and upper years).
Interpret Data: Books (Yrs 4,5)
Read and interpret the data from the pictograph to answer the questions (middle and upper years).
Lolly Probability (Upper)
Draw lollies in jars to match the chance statements expressed as fractions (upper years).
Lolly Probability (Middle)
Draw lollies in jars to match the chance statements (middle years).
Lolly Probability (Early)
Draw lollies in jars to match the chance statements (using the terms ‘will happen’, ‘won’t happen’ and ‘might happen’).
Events: Will, Won’t, Might Happen
Use the terms ‘will happen’, ‘won’t happen’ and ‘might happen’ to describe the probability of events.
Describing Event Probability
Use the terms ‘impossible’, ‘unlikely’, ‘even chance’, ‘likely’ and ‘certain’ to describe the probability of events.
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