Presenting information clearly
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can present information on a computer.
Key learning points
- Information can be presented using a computer.
- Information can be presented in different ways.
- Not all information should be shared.
Keywords
Present - showing or sharing information in a way that others can understand
Information - important knowledge or facts from the data collected
Anonymous - when something is done or shared without revealing who it is about or who did it
Common misconception
If someone asks you for your personal information, you should share it.
You should not share your personal information with other people. If you are not sure, check with a trusted adult.
Teacher tip
There will be some discussion around online safety. Consider key messages from other lessons where this topic will have been explored and ensure the messaging to pupils is consistent.
Equipment
Pupils will need access to a device with software that can create block charts. Examples in this lesson use J2E write https://oak.link/block-chart
Licence
Lesson video
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.What do we call numbers, words, or pictures collected to learn something?
Q2.What is a tally chart used for?
Q3.What does a pictogram use to show data?
Q4.What is information?
Q5.Match the terms with their definitions.
a method for tracking quantities using marks
a collection of observations or measurements
a chart that uses symbols or drawings to show information
Q6.Why should all the images in a pictogram be the same size?
Assessment exit quiz
6 Questions
Q1.What does it mean to present information?
Q2.What do we call a chart that uses pictures to display data?
Q3.What do we call a chart that uses squares or rectangles to compare data visually?
Q4.What does the word anonymous mean?
Q5.Match the terms with their definitions.
something that should not be shared
someone who helps you make safe decisions
details about you that need to be kept safe
Q6.What should you do if someone asks for your personal information?
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