This block introduces pupils to statistics, focusing on collecting, representing and interpreting data using pictograms, bar charts and tables.
Pupils begin by interpreting and drawing pictograms and bar charts, developing confidence reading scales and comparing values. They then move on to collecting and representing their own data.
Later in the block, pupils interpret two-way tables and solve one-step and two-step problems, helping them apply their understanding of data in different contexts.
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Explore our Year 3 statistics worksheets, lesson packs, teaching slides and planning for Summer Block 5. These resources support pupils in collecting, representing and interpreting data.
Pupils practise reading and drawing pictograms and bar charts, before collecting and organising their own data. They develop confidence interpreting values and comparing different sets of information.
The block also includes working with two-way tables and solving one-step and two-step problems using data, helping pupils apply their understanding in different contexts.
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Pupils learn to collect, represent and interpret data using pictograms, bar charts and tables.
Yes. Pupils learn to draw and interpret pictograms and bar charts, including reading and using simple scales.
A two-way table organises data into rows and columns, allowing pupils to compare two sets of information.
Yes. Pupils solve one-step and two-step questions using information from charts and tables.
Yes. These resources follow the White Rose small steps for Year 3 Summer Block 5, supporting clear progression across the unit.
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