A one-page pictograms check for Year 2, with the answer key on page 2. The Ice Cream Flavours pictogram has a key of one cone for 2 children, with a half cone for strawberry. Pupils answer five questions and then draw the row for lemon, which 6 children chose. It follows England National Curriculum statistics for Year 2 and works at the end of the unit.
Statistics
“interpret and construct simple pictograms, tally charts, block diagrams and simple tables”
Questions 1 to 5 ask pupils to read the pictogram, and question 6 asks them to draw the lemon row.
Statistics
“ask and answer questions about totalling and comparing categorical data”
Question 3 asks for a difference between vanilla and mint, and question 4 for the total of all four flavours.
Rows for vanilla, chocolate, strawberry and mint with a key of 2 children per cone. Five questions ask for single rows, a difference, the total and the flavour that 5 children chose.
6 children chose lemon, and pupils draw the cones in an empty row.
The five answers with the working, and 3 full cones for the lemon row.
Unit check
Give it after the last pictogram lesson and mark it with the key on page 2.
Half cone
Question 2 shows who can read the half cone as 1 child.
Drawing the row
Watch question 6 for pupils who draw six cones and forget that each cone stands for 2 children.
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