Comparing pet data

Digital literacy

Pet data

Pet attributes

Types of pet data

Using numbers for pet data

Accurate 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

Sunny has a speed rating of 5 and Shadow has a speed rating of 3. What does this show?

If grouped by strength, which pets belong in the same category?

The pets could be placed into different categories using height.

The pets cannot be moved once they are grouped in a single category.

Pets have been placed into categories by speed. Which of the statements is true?

Which example shows data that is not accurate?

because one pet may appear different from how it really is

because pets always have different colours

because numbers can make comparisons clearer

Why can incorrect data make comparisons unfair?

Put these steps in the correct order when checking data.

something that is correct and without mistakes

to look at something carefully to see if it is correct

Comparing pet data

Lesson outcome