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KS1 Mathematics: Statistics — Support
Gentle, scaffolded KS1 statistics support: small pictograms, tally charts, tables and block diagrams with a simple picture-worth-one key. Auto-marked.
KS1 Mathematics: Statistics — Support is a gentle, scaffolded activity book mapped to the DfE National Curriculum for Year 2 and designed to build confidence one small chart at a time. Five friendly steps use small data sets and a picture-worth-one key throughout to practise reading a pictogram, a tally chart, a table and a block diagram, always finding a total, spotting the most or fewest category, or working out a small difference. Several questions are multiple choice so the focus stays on reading the chart correctly, and every step is auto-marked on screen with a full answer key, or the whole book can be printed to work through slowly on paper. The tone is warm and encouraging with no pass or fail language.
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These five steps take chart-reading slowly, one small chart at a time. You will look at a fruit pictogram, a shape tally chart, a playground table, a pets block diagram, and a farm animal pictogram. Every picture or block is worth just one, so you can count carefully and check your answer. I’ll check it with you. There is no rush and no way to fail: just keep trying.
This is a supportive KS1 statistics workbook with small data sets and lots of scaffolding, built to grow confidence. Point to each picture, tally mark or block together as you count, then let your child choose or type the answer. Keep it calm and positive — praise the effort and the correct thinking, and come back to the same steps another day. The answer key lets you check every question.
A scaffolded, differentiated-down support book for DfE Year 2 statistics: reading a simple pictogram, a tally chart, a table and a block diagram, all using a picture-worth-one key and small totals, plus finding totals and small differences between two categories. Plenty of multiple-choice inputs and a deliberately encouraging, no-pass/fail tone. All steps are auto-marked. Ideal for lower-confidence learners or as a first pass before the core statistics book, which introduces a key worth more than one.
Every step is checked with the "Check my answers" button, which marks each response and gives friendly feedback. Several answers are multiple choice; the rest ask for a small number. Compare against the answer sheet for the full worked results, and re-try any step as often as you like.
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