Last week in Downing Street class we were looking at data handling and we created our own bar graphs and line graphs. Below is a graph about Year 3's favourite subjects. What does the bar graph tell you?
The graph shows that the most favourite subject is P.E. The least favourite subject is Design and Technology. The graph has recorded 60 people in total. The 2nd favourite subject is Literacy. The 2nd least favourite subjects are History and R.E.
This vertical bar graph shows favourite subjects along the x-axis and the number of Year 3 students along the y-axis. Each interval on the y-axis represents 2 pupils.
60 pupils participated in the survey.
The favourite subject is PE, which has been voted for by 15 pupils - a quarter of the total participants - and is 4 votes clear of the next favourite one, Literacy (11 votes). Science is the third most popular subject with 7 votes, followed closely by Numeracy (6 votes) and Art (5 votes).
The least favourite subject is Design and Tech., which is a favourite with only 2 pupils.
RE and History are tied with 3 votes each, and so are Geography and Music with 4 votes each…ISHAAN
In the y axis it shows the number of children and also counted in 2s. In the x axis it shows the subjects that children like.The graph shows the least favourite subject is Design and Technology. and the most one is P.E.My liked subjects are literacy, Numeracy, PE and History.....AHILA
This graph tells me that 11 children voted for Literacy, 6 pupils voted for Numeracy, 7 students voted for Science, 3 children voted for History, 4 children voted for History, 4 children voted for Geography, 5 students chose Art, 4 pupils voted for Music, DT only got 2 votes, RE only got 3 votes by children, and PE got 15 votes by pupils which means PE has got the most amount of votes.risha
The graph shows that the most favourite subject is P.E. The least favourite subject is Design and Technology. The graph has recorded 60 people in total. The 2nd favourite subject is Literacy. The 2nd least favourite subjects are History and R.E.
ReplyDeleteI like that you have identified how many people were involved in this survey altogether.
DeleteThis vertical bar graph shows favourite subjects along the x-axis and the number of Year 3 students along the y-axis. Each interval on the y-axis represents 2 pupils.
ReplyDelete60 pupils participated in the survey.
The favourite subject is PE, which has been voted for by 15 pupils - a quarter of the total participants - and is 4 votes clear of the next favourite one, Literacy (11 votes). Science is the third most popular subject with 7 votes, followed closely by Numeracy (6 votes) and Art (5 votes).
The least favourite subject is Design and Tech., which is a favourite with only 2 pupils.
RE and History are tied with 3 votes each, and so are Geography and Music with 4 votes each…ISHAAN
In the y axis it shows the number of children and also counted in 2s. In the x axis it shows the subjects that children like.The graph shows the least favourite subject is Design and Technology. and the most one is P.E.My liked subjects are literacy, Numeracy, PE and History.....AHILA
ReplyDeleteCan you tell me how many children chose Literacy as their favourite subject?
DeleteThis graph shows what all the people most like and how many people do on each one.Its also tells you that P.E. is most popular and DT is least.
ReplyDeleteThank you for commenting Maiya. How many people were involved in the survey altogether?
Deletethis grath tells you that how many subjects you did each day.from tonyann
ReplyDeleteTonyann, it shows which subjects are the children's favourite. Can you tell me what the majority chose?
DeleteWhat the year three`s favorite subject which includes :Literacy,Numeracy,Geography,
ReplyDeleteArt, History,Science,Music,D.T,D.T and P.E.
This graph tells me that 11 children voted for Literacy, 6 pupils voted for Numeracy, 7 students voted for Science, 3 children voted for History, 4 children voted for History, 4 children voted for Geography, 5 students chose Art, 4 pupils voted for Music, DT only got 2 votes, RE only got 3 votes by children, and PE got 15 votes by pupils which means PE has got the most amount of votes.risha
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