The two names in the data set are the location of our school's different campuses, but obviously can be amended to whatever fits your setting. The worksheet also contains a checklist to remind students of key elements when constructing bar charts. I&'ve found this works particularly well as a scaffolded activity with students struggling with presentation, or as a homework. As an additional little challenge, there is no scale given either so students have to deduce this from the data set and example given.
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Perfect and well scaffolded!
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Great resource - thanks. Used to create several similar ones with differing data sets. Thanks!
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Fantastic structured worksheet. Great idea to place the key elements for them to self assess. Thanks for sharing
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Fab worksheet for the lower learners. Great for helping them to remember and add the key elements.
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