Learning Goal: I can collect, represent, and interpret data.
First, watch the video below
Next,
- Create a table, to keep a tally of 5 different types of exercises
- Set a timer for 30 seconds. Start doing star jumps, counting how many you do in the 30 seconds. Write down a tally of how many you did into your table.
- Set a timer for 30 seconds. Start hopping on one leg, counting how many you do in the 30 seconds. Write down a tally of how many you did into your table.
- Set a timer for 30 seconds. Start doing squats, counting how many you do in the 30 seconds. Write down a tally of how many you did into your table into your table.
- Set a timer for 30 seconds. Start doing rocket jumps up and down, counting how many you do in the 30 seconds. Write down a tally of how many you did into your table.
- Set a timer for 30 seconds. Start doing push-ups, counting how many you do in the 30 seconds. Write down a tally of how many you did into your table.
EXAMPLE
Then, draw a graph to represent your data. Include all of the features you need for other people to read your graph:
- X and Y axis
- Title
- Label
Example
Finally, write down what your graph shows you. What did you notice ?
Don’t forget to check you have labelled your graph.
Challenge: Could you draw a different type of graph to represent your results.
Work sample to upload to OneNote: your tally, graph, and what you noticed.
So fun