This pack helps pupils to read and display fun football statistic data in bar charts.
Pupils will be supported to understand and use the important features needed to create their own bar charts.
This should be around 30 - 50 minutes.
Pupils will be able to:
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Mathematician and TV presenter Rachel Riley introduces the concept of handling data in football. In the film, she explains how bar charts work, why they are useful, and the important features children need to remember to include in their own bar charts.
This fun quiz tests pupils' ability to read and interpret data from bar charts.
Answers can be found at the end of the quiz.
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Pupils can practise drawing bar charts using activity sheets which are based on stats from Premier League football matches. There are 3 levels (1 is easier and 3 is harder) and children can choose which one they want to do.
Answers are included in a separate sheet.
This resource can be used to support pupils' active learning, allowing them to demonstrate their abilities to give and follow directions in a practical setting.
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Use this activity sheet to get pupils to put their new skills to the test, and consolidate learning outside of the classroom.
This resource is suitable for home learning.