Statistics

Categorical Data I (collecting and displaying)

A bugs life (Investigation)

Categorical Data II (collecting and displaying)

Numerical Data (Collecting and Displaying)

Two Categorical Variables

Survey says (Investigation)

Create and interpret pictographs (1 value per picture)

Create and interpret pictographs (multiples per picture)

Create and interpret pictographs

Lists and tables

Create and interpret tables I

Create and interpret tables II

Create and interpret tables III

Create and interpret dot plots (simple)

Create and interpret dot plots

Create and interpret line graphs (whole number axis)

Create and interpret line graphs (rational number axis)

Create and Interpret Column Graphs I

Create and Interpret Column Graphs II

Create and interpret column or bar graphs I

Create and interpret column or bar graphs II

Create and Interpret Scatterplots

Effective Data Displays I

Data in the Media

Data Collection Investigation

Methods for Data Collection (Investigation)

Questioning in data collection (Investigation)

Points of View (Investigation)

Collecting Data - A personal investigation

The problem with average (Investigation)

United Kingdom United Kingdom

Primary

Create and interpret column or bar graphs II

Interactive practice questions

The table below shows the house points earned by four colour houses at their swimming carnival.

House	Points
$Blue$	$60$60
$Green$	$20$20
$Yellow$	$70$70
$Orange$	$60$60

Complete the graph using the information from the table.

Easy

< 1min

$John$ had $7$7 $blue$ marbles, $4$4 $black$ marbles, $8$8 $yellow$ marbles, $13$13 $white$ marbles, and $6$6 $red$ marbles. Use this information to complete the column graph.

Easy

< 1min

The table shows the number of people who visited Disneyland between $2008$ and $2012$ .

Easy

< 1min

The table shows the house points earned by four different houses at their swimming carnival.

Use the table to complete the chart.

Easy

1min

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