Constructing Pie Charts and Line Graphs

Year 6 MathsStatistics2 pages

About this worksheet

A labelling activity on the features of pie charts and line graphs for Year 6 maths. Pupils label seven parts, A to G, across one combined diagram, choosing terms like sector, central angle, y-axis and data point from a word bank. The answer key gives every label. Knowing these terms is the ground work for constructing charts. Matched to the England National Curriculum statistics objective.

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Curriculum objectives covered

Statistics

Interpret and construct pie charts and line graphs and use these to solve problems

Naming sectors, axes and central angles comes before constructing either chart.

What's inside this worksheet

Features of Pie Charts and Line Graphs

Seven labels across a line graph and pie chart shown side by side.

Word bank

Seven terms: sector, y-axis, title, central angle, x-axis, key and data point.

Answer key

All seven labels, A to G, matched to their terms.

How teachers use it

Pre-teach check

Label the features before pupils draw their own pie chart.

Vocabulary focus

Central angle and sector rarely stick without direct practice like this.

Book evidence

One labelled diagram records the chart vocabulary for the unit.

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