Interpret line graphs and simple pie charts [S1]

The provided text appears to be a series of lesson plans and exercises from CanDoSATs KS2, a resource by Buzzard Publishing, aimed at helping Year 6 students understand and interpret line graphs and simple pie charts. The content includes various activities and questions designed to teach students how to read and analyse data presented in these graphical formats. Key mathematical concepts such as angles, percentages, and comparative analysis are likely to be explored through these exercises. Students are encouraged to apply their knowledge to solve real-world problems and to develop their reasoning and analytical skills in the context of mathematics.

Additionally, the text seems to contain exercises that involve interpreting pie charts, with references to degrees and the use of pie slices to represent data. For example, if the Ford section of a pie chart is 90 degrees, students might be asked to deduce information about the proportion of data this represents. The materials are designed to cater to different levels of understanding, providing opportunities for students to work towards mastery of the subject. Through these lessons, students will not only learn to accurately interpret graphical data but also to communicate their findings and understandings effectively.