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Introduction to Bar Graphs
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Introduction to Bar Graphs
📊 WALT: Understand what a bar graph is and identify its parts
1. Look at this bar graph about favourite fruits. Circle the correct answers:
What is the title of this bar graph?
Favourite Fruits
Number of Students
Apple
2. Which fruit is the most popular?
Apple
Banana
Orange
3. How many students chose apples?
3 students
5 students
7 students
4. What are the main parts of a bar graph? Check all that apply:
Title
Bars
Pictures
Labels
🔍 Part 2: Bar Graphs vs Pictograms
5. How is a bar graph different from a pictogram?
Bar graphs use bars, pictograms use pictures
Bar graphs use pictures, pictograms use bars
They are exactly the same
6. Complete this sentence:
In a bar graph, the _____________ of the bar shows how many.
7. Write one reason why bar graphs are useful:
📝 Part 3: Create Your Own Bar Graph
8. Survey 5 classmates about their favourite colour. Record your data:
Red: _____ students
Blue: _____ students
Green: _____ students
Yellow: _____ students
9. Draw a simple bar graph using your data above:
10. Give your bar graph a title:
Title: _________________________________
Success Criteria Check:
I can identify the parts of a bar graph
I can explain the difference between bar graphs and pictograms
I can create my own simple bar graph
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