Statistics

Year 6 MathsStatistics3 pages

About this worksheet

Statistics practice in three sections for Year 6 maths. Pupils calculate the mean of netball scores 12, 15, 9, 18 and 11, read temperatures off a line graph of the school day, then work out fractions and totals from a pie chart of 40 children's favourite subjects. Answer key included. Matched to both England National Curriculum statistics objectives.

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Curriculum objectives covered

Statistics

โ€œInterpret and construct pie charts and line graphs and use these to solve problemsโ€

Two of the three sections read and reason from these chart types.

Statistics

โ€œCalculate and interpret the mean as an average.โ€

The opening section calculates the mean with working shown.

What's inside this worksheet

Finding the Mean Average

Pupils find the mean of five netball scores, showing their working.

Line Graph Logic

Reading a temperature graph, including the rise between 9:00 and 13:00.

Pie Chart Puzzles

Fraction questions on a chart of 40 children, like how many more chose Maths than Science.

How teachers use it

Unit review

Mean, line graphs and pie charts in one sheet cover the whole statistics unit.

SATs revision

Pie charts with a known total are a common reasoning-paper question.

Homework

Three short sections with answers for quick marking.

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