Kungfu math p2 slide11 (picture graphs)

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• Solving problems using information presented in picture graphs.

What will we learn today?

Data AnalysisPicture graphs

We have learnt how to read and study graphs in Primary One.Now, we are going to use this knowledge to help us solve problems.

Here’s some important points to note. Whenever you see a graph, remember to look at the headings and values.

Stamps Collection

John May Su Ling Wee Lee

Tom

headingsvalue

Stamps Collection

John May Su Ling Wee Lee

Tom

e.g. John has 3 stamps.

How many stamps do May and Tom have altogether?

Let’s try this together.

How many stamps do May and Tom have altogether?

5 3

How many stamps do May and Tom have altogether?

5 + 3 = 8

5 3

Here’s another example.

The picture graph below shows the number of cans of juice sold from Monday to Friday in a coffee shop. Monday Tuesday Wednesda

yThursday Friday

Each star represent 2 cans of juice.

The picture graph below shows the number of cans of juice sold from Monday to Friday in a coffee shop.

The coffee shop sells 10 more cans of juice on ______ than on Monday.

The picture graph below shows the number of cans of juice sold from Monday to Friday in a coffee shop.

The coffee shop sells 10 more cans of juice on ______ than on Monday.

The picture graph below shows the number of cans of juice sold from Monday to Friday in a coffee shop.

The coffee shop sells 10 more cans of juice on ______ than on Monday.

The picture graph below shows the number of cans of juice sold from Monday to Friday in a coffee shop.

10 cans is represented by 5 stars.So, we need to see which column has 5 more stars than Monday.

The picture graph below shows the number of cans of juice sold from Monday to Friday in a coffee shop.

The coffee shop sells 10 more cans of juice on Thursday than on Monday.

Let’s apply what we’ve learnt.

Exam Scores

John May Su Ling Wee Lee

Tom

50

100

Write down the values.

Exam Scores

John May Su Ling Wee Lee

Tom

50

100

Write down the values.

Each gap represents 10 marks.

Exam Scores

John May Su Ling Wee Lee

Tom

50

100

Write down the values.

90

707060

100

0

Exam Scores

John May Su Ling Wee Lee

Tom

50

100

Who scores the lowest for the exam?

90

707060

100

0

Exam Scores

John May Su Ling Wee Lee

Tom

50

100

Wee Lee scores the lowest.

90

707060

100

0

Are you ready to try out the questions?