Presenting Data in Bar Charts

Year 4 MathsStatistics2 pages

About this worksheet

A labelling sheet on the parts of a bar chart for Year 4 maths. Pupils write the name of each labelled part, A to F, on the diagram using a word bank of six terms: bar, scale, chart title, category labels and the two axis labels. The key lists all six. Builds the vocabulary behind the England National Curriculum objective on presenting data in bar charts.

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Curriculum objectives covered

Statistics

Interpret and present discrete and continuous data using appropriate graphical methods, including bar charts and time graphs.

Pupils cannot build a proper chart until they can name its parts; this sheet does exactly that.

What's inside this worksheet

Instructions

Name each part of the bar chart on the blank lines, using the word bank.

Word bank

Six terms: bar, scale, horizontal axis label, vertical axis label, category labels and chart title.

Labelling diagram

A bar chart with six leader lines, A to F, to label.

How teachers use it

Starter

Label the parts before pupils draw their own bar charts.

Vocabulary check

A fast check that scale, axis and category have stuck.

Intervention

Useful for pupils whose charts keep missing titles or scales.

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