Creative Ways to Use Tally Charts for Data Collection
Discover the effectiveness of tally charts for collecting data on favorite colors in group settings. Learn why tally charts are efficient tools for organizing and presenting information quickly and easily.
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Favourite colour tally chart Working in teams to produce a tally chart of favourite colours
Why do we use tally charts? Why do we use tally charts? A tally chart is a quick and easy way of writing down and showing data. Tally marks are used instead of numbers or words. The totals are then added up. This makes them very easy and fast to produce!
Collecting your data Collecting your data Get into groups of three. Go round to each other group and ask each person what their favourite colour is. Record what they tell you in your tally chart. Add up the totals in the totals column. Which were the most and least favourite colours in the class?
Favourite colour tally chart Favourite colour tally chart Colour Tally Total Red Blue Green Yellow Purple Pink Orange Other
