HD1/L1.1

Extract and interpret information, e.g. tables, diagrams, charts, simple line graphs. (a) Understand that the title, labels, key provide information (b) Know how to read the scale on an axis (c) Know how to use a simple scale such as 1 cm to 1 m (d) Know how to obtain information from a pictogram, pie chart, bar chart and single-line graph, including use of decimal numbers

Temperature and thermometers

Submitted by John Wood on Wed, 2008-04-09 16:53

Numeracy: HD1/L1.3, HD1/L1.4, HD1/L2.3, HD1/L2.4, HD1/L1.1, HD1/L2.1, HD1/L1.2, HD1/L2.2, MSS1/L1.4, MSS1/L2.4

Resource type: Worksheet or assignment

Level: L1, L2

Temperature and thermometers is a great set of ‘real life’ questions, many based on weather statistics from across the world. Covers reading scales, using two scales to convert between Celsius and Fahrenheit, understanding negative temperatures, finding mean average and range, extracting information from tables and bar charts, and plotting data on line or bar charts. Due to the wide variety of skills covered, this makes an ideal end of year revision exercise- as well as neatly covering the temperature elements of the L1/2 curriculum.

What's the weather like? Party Time!

Submitted by Jan Robinson on Tue, 2007-03-13 17:18

Numeracy: HD1/L1.3, HD1/L1.4, HD1/L1.1, HD1/L1.2

ICT: Charts & graphs

Context: Leisure Travel Tourism

Resource type: Investigation or project, Worksheet or assignment

Level: L1

What’s the weather like? and Party Time! are two ‘real-life’ task sheets that involve budgeting, Excel charts and tables, rounding and checking, and finding mean and range.

Smarties L1-2 investigation

Submitted by Judith White on Tue, 2007-02-20 17:19

Numeracy: HD1/L1.3, HD1/L1.4, HD1/L2.3, HD1/L2.4, HD1/L1.1, HD1/L2.1, HD1/L1.2, HD1/L2.2

Free tags: Smarties & Love Hearts

Level: L1, L2

Resource type: Investigation or project, Worksheet or assignment

A twist on our ever-popular original E1-L1 Smarties resource (see below) rewritten for Level 1-2 students. Now with questions on mean, mode, median and pie charts.

Burger King

Submitted by Saul Pope on Sun, 2007-02-18 17:19

Numeracy: HD1/E3.1, N1/L1.3, HD1/L1.1, HD1/L2.1, MSS1/E3.6, MSS1/L1.4, MSS1/L1.6, MSS1/L2.3, MSS1/L2.5

Context: Catering Food Nutrition, Health, Social care, Early years

Level: E3, L1, L2

Resource type: Investigation or project, Worksheet or assignment

Fabulous statistics investigation that involves extracting information from tables; reading, comparing and calculating with measures; and much discussion about healthy (unhealthy?) eating!
If you like Saul’s resources he has a book: ‘58 quick activities that don’t need a photocopier’.

Using Health Statistics

Submitted by John Michaux on Fri, 2007-01-05 17:19

Numeracy: HD1/L1.3, HD1/L1.4, HD1/L2.3, HD1/L2.4, HD1/L1.1, HD1/L2.1, HD1/L1.2, HD1/L2.2

Context: Health, Social care, Early years

Level: L1, L2

Resource type: Game, Sort or match cards, Worksheet or assignment

A card game and a great way to introduce students to official statistics and get them to extract, interpret, and organise data.

Costing toolkits

Submitted by Jan Robinson on Fri, 2006-10-06 17:11

Numeracy: Functional Maths, HD1/L1.3, HD1/L1.4, HD1/L1.1, HD1/L1.2

ICT: Functional ICT, Charts & graphs

Context: Hairdressing & Beauty therapy, Motor vehicles & Transport

Resource type: Investigation or project, Worksheet or assignment

Level: L1

Two task sheets – one for beauty therapists, one for motor vehicle students, etc. Find information, work out total cost, mean and range, display your results in a chart. (Originally used for Level 1 Key Skills Application of Number portfolio work).

What is a Bar chart?

Submitted by Dave Clapham on Mon, 2006-02-13 17:12

Numeracy: HD1/E2.1, HD1/E3.1, HD1/L1.1

Resource type: Informative presentation

Level: E2, E3, L1

Makes a good introduction to drawing and interpreting bar charts.

Pie Charts?

Submitted by Dave Clapham on Fri, 2006-01-13 17:12

Numeracy: HD1/E3.1, HD1/L1.1, HD1/L2.1, HD1/L1.2, HD1/L2.2

Resource type: Informative presentation

Level: E3, L1, L2

Step by step guide to interpreting and creating pie charts.

Traditional Christmas pudding

Submitted by Dave Walkden on Thu, 2005-10-20 00:00

Numeracy: N1/L1.7, HD1/E3.1, MSS1/E3.1, MSS1/E3.2, HD1/L1.1, HD1/E3.4, HD1/L1.2

Free tags: Recipe, Christmas

Context: Catering Food Nutrition

Level: E3, L1

Resource type: Investigation or project

A seasonal maths investigation that involves a trip to the supermarket, scaling a recipe, rounding, estimating and much more!

Christmas parcels, cards and presents

Submitted by Di Mellor on Thu, 2003-12-11 01:00

Numeracy: HD1/E2.1, N2/E3.3, MSS1/E2.2, HD1/E3.1, MSS1/E3.1, HD1/L1.1, MSS1/L1.1, N2/E3.4, N2/L1.5, N2/L1.11, MSS1/L1.4

Free tags: Christmas

Level: E2, E3, L1

Resource type: Investigation or project, Worksheet or assignment

Great series of differentiated assignments (2 each at Entry 2, Entry 3 and Level 1) using the Royal Mail web site or leaflets (last posting dates, parcel prices) for the postage assignments, and an Argos (or similar) catalogue for the Christmas present assignment. Topics covered include reading tables, weighing, working with decimals and money, using calculators.

Updated in 2007 to reflect new postal rates but you wil need to get the lastest price list from the Royal Mail http://www.royalmail.com/

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