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Exploring Data Together

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Exploring Data Together

Children collecting data with charts and graphs

📊 Part 1: Understanding Data

1. What is data?

Information we collect to find things out

A type of food

A game we play

2. Why do we collect data? Tick all that apply:

To answer questions

To find out what people like

To help us make decisions

To make food taste better

3. Circle the examples where people collect data:

Counting votes for favourite ice cream

Checking the weather temperature

Singing a song

Counting how many students are at school today

🍎 Part 2: Our Class Data

4. Look at our class fruit data. Which fruit got the most votes?

Apple: 8 votes | Banana: 5 votes | Orange: 3 votes | Strawberry: 6 votes

5. Which fruit got the least votes?
6. How many students voted altogether?
7. Draw a picture to show our fruit data. Draw one picture for each vote:

🤔 Part 3: Thinking About Data

8. Why might it be helpful to know our class's favourite fruit?
9. What question would you like to ask our class to collect data?

My question: ________________________________

10. Circle the best way to show data so everyone can understand it easily:

Write it in a long sentence

Draw pictures or make a graph

Tell everyone individually

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