Lesson Plan: Surveying Data and Creating a Graph

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This is a single lesson aimed at upper primary aged students (aged 9 -12 ) about collecting data, creating graphs and analysing the data you have collected. All of the resoruces are contained within the planner.

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Lesson plan survey and data generation

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•This lesson will assist students in further developing their knowledge of fractions, decimals and percentage.

•The data collected can also be used in developing an understanding of graphical representation in the form of graphs; for example: Pie, linear, bar graphs etc.

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