Creating Bar and Pie Charts
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Creating Bar and Pie Charts
📊 Part 1: Understanding Graphs
A _________ graph shows quantities side-by-side using bars of different heights.
A _________ chart shows parts of a whole using slices of a circle.
🍎 Part 2: Reading Data
Apples: 8 students
Bananas: 5 students
Oranges: 3 students
Grapes: 4 students
a) Which fruit is the most popular? _______________
b) Which fruit is the least popular? _______________
c) How many more students like apples than oranges? _______________
d) What is the total number of students? _______________
Bananas are _________ popular than grapes. (more/less)
Oranges and grapes have _________ the same number of votes. (nearly/exactly)
📈 Part 3: Creating a Bar Graph
🥧 Part 4: Understanding Pie Charts
🏃 Part 5: Sports Data Challenge
Rugby: 6 students
Netball: 8 students
Swimming: 4 students
Cricket: 2 students
a) Which sport has the tallest bar? _______________
b) How many students chose rugby or cricket combined? _______________
c) Which two sports have a difference of 4 students? _______________ and _______________
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