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MATHS G1 Statistics I can sort objects by given criteria I can decide what information I want to collect I am beginning to make lists of my own I can make and organize a list Collect I can collect data e.g. colour of shoes, favourite cereal. I can keep a simple tally of the information collected, as in IIIIIIIIII Present I can record data through pictures e.g. 3 red cars, 2blue I can help to make a pictogram Analysis of Pictograms I can count the number of cubes in a tower I can make comparisons using data in a pictogram e.g. Which has the most? Least? How much more? G1cc G1cb G1ca G1bc G1bb G1ba G1ac G1ab G1aa 0

MATHS G2 Statistics I can sort objects using more than one criteria I can choose the criteria I can decide what information I want to collect I can collect the data I can keep a tally of the information collected and use it I can use a simple tally chart to count, in fives IIIII IIIII IIIII I can use a gate tally chart Presentation I can organize the data I can discuss the information collected I can discuss how to present the data I can draw a pictogram I can draw a block graph I realize that graphs can be horizontal or vertical I can make comparisons using data in a pictogram I can check that the results answer the original question I can answer questions I can suggest ways of improving the presentation G2cc G2cb G2ca G2bc up to8 G2bb 0 G2ba 2 G2ac 5 G2ab 6 G2aa 7

MATHS G3 Statistics I can classify objects according to one criteria on a Venn diagram I can classify objects according to two criteria on a Carroll diagram Collect I can decide what information needs to be collected I can discuss how to collect the data I can draw a graph I can label the axis of a graph I can enter information into a prepared data base I can draw a pictogram where 1 unit represents more than 1 I can make a simple frequency table I can use a computer to produce a graph I can make comparisons using the data I can check that the information gives an answer to the original question I can read graphs made by others I can decide on how accurate the data is G3cc G3cb G3ca G3bc G3bb G3ba G3ac 0 G3ab 2 G3aa 4

MATHS G4 Statistics Plan and Collect: I can choose appropriate data to collect I can group data into suitable intervals I can record data using a frequency table I can draw suitable frequency diagrams, including bar charts, pictograms and pie charts I can draw simple line graphs I can collect discrete data and record them using a frequency table I can interpret the frequency diagrams I can interpret different scales I can compare data I can find the mode, mean and median of a set of data I can solve a problem by collecting and interpreting different graphs and tables I understand the language of probability such as likely, fair, even and certain G4cc G4cb G4ca G4bc G4bb G4ba G4ac G4ab 0 G4aa 2

MATHS G5 Statistics Pupil: I can choose data to collect to test my hypotheses I know if probability can be calculated I understand that different outcomes may result from repeating an experiment I can understand and use the range, mean, mode and median I understand and can use the probability scale 0-1 I can solve a problem by extracting and interpreting data from a variety of tables, graphs and charts I can recognise where information is presented in a misleading way After drawing conclusions, I can identify further questions to ask I can predict outcomes using probability G5cc G5cb G5ca G5bc G5bb G5ba G5ac G5ab G5aa