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Finding the Mean with Scenarios
Finding the Mean with ScenariosThis worksheet iprovides Year 6 students with opportunities to practise calculating the mean (average) within the context of various real-world scenarios. Students will use whole numbers to calculate the mean based on different sets of data related to scenarios involving friends, activities, and collections.
Age: 10 - 11
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Finding the Mean
Finding the MeanThis handy worksheet will help students practise and master the skill of finding the mean (average) of a set of numbers or data. Students will work with various sets of data, both numerical and categorical, to calculate the mean and express it as a numerical value. By working with various sets of data and practising the calculation of the mean, students will enhance their numeracy skills and develop a solid grasp of the concept of average.
Age: 10 - 11
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Creating a Bar Chart
Creating a Bar ChartThis worksheet aims to engage students in the process of creating a bar chart based on real-world data. Students will use the provided data and scenario to construct a bar chart and then answer questions related to the chart. This activity fosters data representation and analysis skills.
Age: 10 - 11
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Finding the Mode
This worksheet is intended for use in the classroom, as a homework assignment, or as part of a larger unit on statistics and data analysis. Mode is the value that appears most frequently in a dataset. Students will work with a range of numerical sets and data scenarios to calculate the mode, including the possibility of having multiple modes.
Age: 10 - 11
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Finding the Range 2
Use this worksheet to help students deepen their understanding of the concept of "range." Range is the difference between the largest and smallest numbers in a set of data. Students will work with larger numbers and more complex data sets to calculate the range in various scenarios.
Age: 10 - 11
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Finding the Range
Practising RangeUse this worksheet to help students practise the concept of "range," which is the difference between the largest and smallest numbers in a set of data. In this worksheet, students will work with both numbers and data sets.
Age: 10 - 11
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Reading Line Graphs
Reading Line GraphsUse this handy worksheet to help students practise interpreting and analysing data presented in a line graph. The line graph displays temperature data over the course of a week. Students will engage with the graph to answer questions that require them to identify temperature trends, extremes, and averages within the dataset. This worksheet can be used effectively in the classroom for interactive learning. Educators can provide guidance and facilitate discussions as students work on the questions. It is also suitable for homework assignments, allowing students to practise their data analysis skills independently. This activity can be a valuable addition to the curriculum for reinforcing data analysis and visualisation skills, both in the classroom and as homework.
Age: 9 - 10
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