Collecting, recording and sorting data becomes more sophisticated in Year 2. Venn and Carroll diagrams are used, and results of surveys are shown as block graphs and pictograms.
Sorting information using lists and carroll diagrams.
Not very sunny last summer, according to this pictogram!
A pictogram showing the number of books borrowed from the library. Each symbol represents two books.
Interpret a block graph and collect data to make similar pet graph.
Make and interpret a tally chart on farm animals.
Draw a tally chart of the number of fish spotted. Use the data to complete a bar graph.
Further work on tally charts and bar graphs.
More ideas for graphs and pictograms, including number of brothers and sisters and colour of toothbrushes!
Sorting children who can ride a bike or swim using a Carroll diagram.
Great idea for collecting data which can then be used to make lists and show results as a graph.
Was it wet in March? Interpret a weather chart for the month of March and draw a bar graph showing the results.