Time graph homework for Year 4 maths, 17 questions across three graphs. Pupils read temperatures through a day, follow a sunflower's growth week by week to find when it grew fastest, then interpret a family road trip graph, including what a flat line between 10:00 and 11:00 means. Detailed answers are included for marking. Practises the England National Curriculum objective on continuous data and time graphs.
Statistics
“Interpret and present discrete and continuous data using appropriate graphical methods, including bar charts and time graphs.”
Three different time graphs push interpretation beyond simple value-reading.
Reading values, finding the peak and describing what happened after 14:00.
Height readings by week, plus finding the fastest-growing stretch.
Distance from home over time, including explaining the flat line between 10:00 and 11:00.
Homework
Three parts across the week, with full answers for marking.
Main activity
Work Part 1 together, then set Parts 2 and 3 independently.
Assessment check
The flat-line and fastest-growth questions show who truly reads graphs.
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