Accurate pet data

Digital literacy

Pet data

Pet attributes

Types of pet data

Using numbers for pet data

Comparing pet data

Pupils design and create classification cards for a pet game, choosing attributes and ratings to compare pets. They group and organise cards in different ways, explore types of data, compare values and learn that each detail is a data point that should be accurate.

Perfect pets

the same attribute has two different values

the numbers are not written clearly enough

Pet A has speed 5 and speed 1. Why is this data not accurate?

because it can give the wrong result when pets are compared

because the pets might look different from each other

because the numbers are written clearly on the pet cards

Why can incorrect data make comparisons unfair?

leave the data as it is because it does not matter

What should people do if they find an error in pet data?

a rating is a number used to show how good or strong something is

a rating is a word used to describe what something looks like

a rating is a group of attributes on a pet card

Which statement is correct about a rating?

Pet A has a strength rating of 4. Pet B has a strength rating of 2. What does this show?

a larger value shows more of an attribute

to find out how much of something there is

a number that shows how good or strong something is

Accurate pet data

Lesson outcome