Tables, Charts & Diagrams Bundle

By the end of these five lessons your child can read and complete any tally chart, frequency table or two-way table, read and draw bar charts, line graphs and pictograms, sort data into Venn and Carroll diagrams, and take a fraction, a percentage or an angle off a pie chart. Data handling is the most reliable source of marks on the 11+ and on GCSE Foundation, because the questions are always there and the mistakes are always the same ones, reading along the wrong row, missing what one symbol is worth, or counting the middle of a Venn twice. Five interactive lessons, 29 units, 408 questions.

What's included:

• Data Tables, Tally Charts and Frequency Tables - 6 units (Tally Charts, Frequency Tables, Reading Data Tables, Completing Tables, Grouped Frequency Tables, Mixed Data Problems), 84 questions
• Bar Charts, Line Graphs and Pictograms - 7 units (Pictograms, Reading Bar Charts, Completing and Drawing Bar Charts, Comparative Bar Charts, Grouped Bar Charts, Line Graphs, Choosing and Checking a Chart), 96 questions
• Two-Way Tables - 4 units (Reading a Two-Way Table, Totals and Missing Numbers, Building a Table from a Description, Probability from a Two-Way Table), 60 questions
• Venn Diagrams and Carroll Diagrams - 6 units (Sorting Carroll Diagrams, Reading Carroll Diagrams, Reading Venn Diagrams, Completing Venn Diagrams, Three Circle Venn Diagrams, Converting Between Them), 84 questions
• Pie Charts - 6 units (Reading Pie Charts as Fractions, Pie Charts with a Known Total, Pie Charts with Percentages, Pie Charts with Angles, Drawing Pie Charts, Comparing Pie Charts), 84 questions

Your child works through each lesson on any screen. They click to reveal each step of a worked example, try the practice questions on paper, then click to check their own answer.

How it's structured:

• Each of the 29 units opens with worked examples clicked through line by line, then a bank of practice questions colour-coded easy, medium and hard
• 408 questions in total across the 5 lessons, every one with a click-to-reveal answer and a reveal-all option, plus a New Questions button that deals fresh tables, charts and diagrams every time
• Every lesson closes with its own mixed review, pulling from all of its units, so your child has to work out what the question is asking before they start

The five lessons are built to be worked through in order. Tables come first because every chart in the next lesson is drawn from a frequency table, and a child who cannot count a tally in fives cannot draw the bar. Two-way tables and Venn and Carroll diagrams sit together on purpose, since a Carroll diagram is a two-way table with yes and no headings, and both end in the same skill, filling the line that has only one gap left. Pie charts come last because they need fractions of a circle, percentages and angles all at once, which is why they are the topic most often taught too early.

Each lesson also carries tools your child can work with rather than read. There is a survey lab that hands over one response at a time so a tally gets built properly, a chart your child taps to set the top of each bar with a live read-off line, a cell reader that says every two-way table cell back as a full sentence, a Venn lab that keeps four totals on screen so the moment a card lands in the middle both circle totals rise while the grand total only rises by one, and a wheel your child slices into sectors and checks against the data.

Use this if:

• Your child is in Year 4 to Year 11 and meets tables, charts or diagrams in class or in practice papers
• You are preparing for the 11+, where a table or chart question is close to a guaranteed mark
• Your child is doing GCSE Foundation and keeps losing marks on scales, keys and grouped data
• You want a resource your child can check their own work with, not one more thing on your to-do list

Built by an experienced maths teacher with over 3,000 hours of one-to-one tutoring experience and a Master's in Education.

Format: 5 interactive digital lessons, links sent by email straight after purchase.
Suitable for: Year 4 to Year 11, 11+, KS2, KS3, KS4, GCSE Foundation.

Who this is for

Built for students who want to practise independently, at their own pace, with clear examples and instant feedback rather than a static worksheet.