Pie charts and bar charts
Draw and interpret pie charts and bar charts; calculate angles for pie charts; compare distributions
What you'll learn
- 1
Imagine you have a bag of 20 sweets 🍬 in 4 different colours. A bar chart shows each colour as a tower of blocks.
- 2
Which chart uses slices of a circle?
- 3
Look at this bar chart — how many red sweets are there?
- 4
Let's read a pie chart together. This pie chart shows the same sweets.
- 5
If the whole pie is 20 sweets, and the red slice is half, how many red sweets are there?
- 6
Now you try! This bar chart shows 30 children's favourite ice cream flavours. How many chose chocolate?
- 7
Which chart is better for showing parts of a whole (like 'half the class chose chocolate')?
Practise Pie charts and bar charts with Whizlo
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