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Numeracy
problems to solve for Key Stage 1, 2 and 3 from our Numeracy Team. The
Latest problems are here. Goodies' sweet shop sells eight types of sweets. The amount they sell varies throughout the year.
Given are two sets of monthly sales figures.
Task Produce two bar charts from these figures. In which month do 'Goodies' sell most sweets? 9 is the answer. What could the question be? How many boxes of Sherbets were sold in September than June? How many boxes of chocolate are sold altogether? An extra task In December, Goodies sell 47 boxes in total. They sell at least 1 of every type. Chocolates and Humbugs sell the most. Construct a bar chart showing the possible sales figures.
Goodies' sweet shop sells eight types of sweets. The amount they sell varies throughout the year.
Given are two sets of monthly sales figures
Produce two bar charts from these figures. In which month do 'Goodies' sell most sweets? 9 is the answer. What could the question be? How many boxes of Sherbets were sold in September than June? How many boxes of chocolate are sold altogether? In December, Goodies sell 47 boxes in total. They sell at least 1 of every type. Chocolates and Humbugs sell the most. Construct a table showing possible sales figures. Make up some questions about your table to ask a friend. An extra Challenge Represent the June and September data as pie charts. The bar chart shows that the same amount of gum was purchased in June is in September. Does the pipe chart reflect this statement? Why/why not? Which sweets represent 1/4 of the sales in September? In June 1/5 of the total sweets sales was of which type of confectionery?
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