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Week: 10 Term: 2
Topic: (MCD) Interpreting data
Learning Intention: We are learning to collect data and construct column graphs
Vocabulary:
column graphs, dot plot, survey, data, interpret, numerical data, categorical data
Grade 5s (compulsory) collect data and construct column graphs
Session 1 & 2
Introduce Topic
Resources
Success
I will be able to
Criteria: Know different ways of collecting
data
Construct a telly/table
Collect data
Pose questions and collect
AusVels
categorical or
numerical data by observation or
survey
(ACMSP118)
Warm Up
Talking activity
Session 2
Develop & Apply
Understanding
White board
Session 3
Apply understanding
Interactive white board
Laptops
Session 4
Evaluate Understanding
(connecting)
White board
I will be able to
Understand what a column
graph
Construct column graph by
hand
I will be able to
-Use excel to make a graph
I will be able to
-Show my data that I have
collected in a creative way
(4-6 mins)
Students line up in order of birth
months without talking
(4-6 mins)
Roll to fifty and back again, first
back to zero wins
Review column
Listen to each other
Give overview of lesson (talk
about a column graph and
make one and then share)
1.Write learning intention and
success criteria on board and
go through it
What we are doing today
Column graph- what is a
column graph?
What the question is what
is your country of birth?
Why do we use graphs?
Is this numerical or
categorical data? Why?
2.Model what a column graph
is
How do I start? Get a
student up
Titles- what is your country
Excel
Have students sit down
and show students a model
of what the graph will look
like made from excel
Show students step by step
how to make the graph
Students copy the steps in
their books to refer back to
at a later date if needed
1.Type in the name of the
countries in column A
2.Type in the data next to
the country in column B
3.Click insert and click on
column graph
4.Click the first option, 2D
Questions I
will ask for
introductio
n
Activity
Collect data and place it in a
25-35 mins table
1. State the question we are
going to be collecting data for.
What is your country of birth?
2. Look at census results for
country of birth
Do you think this class will get
a similar result?
3. Make a template that
students can copy from the
board into their books
What are the name of some
countries that students in this
class might have been born?
4. After students have the table
they will go around the room
and collect data from students
by writing their name down
or by placing a line
Low
students
Extended
activity
Conclusion
/ Share
5 mins
Discuss answers
What are we going to do with
this data?
How will we represent it?
Reflection
5 mins
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