Who are we?
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
Draw your family, your class and your school as three groups. Say one rule for each.
Three drawings, each with one sensible rule.
2
Count the boys and the girls in your family. Draw a small picture for each in two rows.
Two rows with the right numbers; the child says which row has more.
3
Ask 8 people in your family or class which they like best: tea, juice or milk. Make a picture graph.
The graph has 8 pictures in total; the child says which has the most.
4
Make a bar graph of the shoes your family wears: sandals, trainers or boots. Count them first.
A bar for each kind with the correct counts.
5
Ask a friend: “Which bar is the tallest in our graph? What does it mean?” Listen to the answer.
The tallest bar is the most.