Prior Content: Collecting Data Activities, Basic Probability, Fractions, Angles (Including Parallel Lines), Grouped Data, Ratio & Basic Proportion (Including Conversions)
Possible Next Steps: Bar Charts & Histograms, Scatter Diagrams & Correlation
Contents
- 1.1 Drawing Pie Charts
- 1.2 Interpreting Pie Charts
- Whole Topic Summary Resources (Including Past Paper Questions)
1.1 Drawing Pie Charts
Teaching Videos, Exercises & Activities
Tutorial Videos
Corbett Maths Drawing Pie Charts
Online Platforms (with Videos & Exercises)
Activities & Resources
- Pixi Maths
- Andy Lutwyche
- Don Steward
- Transum
- Go Teach Maths
- Mr Chapman Maths
- Dr Austin Maths
- variationtheory.com
- Miss Konstantine (MathsHKO)
- Pondering Planning in Mathematics (Paul Rowlandson)
- Many Methods: One Topic Part 2 (pie chart angles) (blog post) · slides
- NCETM
Worksheets
- Dr Austin Maths
- Corbettmaths
- Drawing Pie Charts Practice Questions & Solutions
- Drawing Pie Charts Worksheet & Solutions
- Pixi Maths
- Maths Genie
- Pie Charts: Booklet · Worksheet · Solutions · Lesson · Topic page
- 1st Class Maths
- Mr Morley Maths
- Pie Charts: Notes jotter/worksheet · How-to sheet · Exam questions · Mark scheme
- Pret Homework (@pippashley)
- Pie Charts (@pippashley, pptx)
Dr Frost Resources
Dr Frost Video
K267: Draw a Pie Chart.
Dr Frost Slides & Activities
- All in one summary sheet
Extra Questions
- Dr Frost Questions
Key Skills
Note all numbers are subject to change and will be updated once all key skills have been finished by Dr Frost
- 131d: Draw pie charts, where it is split into equal sectors. (not yet active)
- 131g: Determine the angle for a sector of a pie chart, where the total is a factor or multiple of 360. (not yet active)
- 246a: Draw a pie chart where the total is a factor or multiple of 360. (not yet active)
- 246b: Draw a pie chart where the total is not a factor or multiple of 360.
- 131: Exam Practice: Pie charts with simple fractions and percentages
- 246: Exam Practice: Pie charts with any proportion
Extension Materials
1.2 Interpreting Pie Charts
Teaching Videos, Exercises & Activities
Tutorial Videos
Corbett Maths Interpreting Pie Charts
Online Platforms (with Videos & Exercises)
Activities & Resources
- Pixi Maths
- Andy Lutwyche
- Don Steward
- Access Maths
- Goal Free Problems
- Go Teach Maths
- Standards Unit (DfES)
- Standards Unit S5: Interpreting Bar Charts, Pie Charts, Box and Whisker Plots (Standards Unit, DfES; PDF
Worksheets
- Dr Austin Maths
- Corbettmaths
- Interpreting Pie Charts Practice Questions & Solutions
- Reading Pie Charts Worksheet & Solutions
- Maths 4 Everyone
- Pixi Maths
- MadAsMaths (T. Madas)
- Practical Arithmetic Problem Solving Q12 (difficulty 4 of 5)
- Equations Exam Questions I Q44 (difficulty 4 of 5)
Dr Frost Resources
Dr Frost Video
K266: Interpret a Pie Chart.
Dr Frost Slides & Activities
- All in one summary sheet
Extra Questions
- Dr Frost Questions
Key Skills
Note all numbers are subject to change and will be updated once all key skills have been finished by Dr Frost
- 246c: Interpret a pie chart with marked angles, but no totals given. (not yet active)
- 246d: Determine the frequency from a pie chart given marked angles and a total which is a factor or multiple of 360. (not yet active)
- 246e: Determine the frequency from a pie chart given marked angles and any total.
- 246f: Determine the frequency from a pie chart given the frequency and angle of a segment. (not yet active)
- 246g: Determine the frequency from a pie chart given the total or the frequency of a segment, where angles must be measured. (not yet active)
- 246h: Understand the limitations of pie charts. (not yet active)
- 246i: Compare pie charts with no totals. (not yet active)
- 246j: Compare pie charts given totals or the frequency of a segment. (not yet active)
- 246k: Compare data sets in pie charts and other representations. (not yet active)
- 479a: Understand when it is relevant to use comparative pie charts. (not yet active)
- 479b: Calculate the radius of a second pie chart using fracr22r12=fracF2F1 (not yet active)
- 479c: Draw a pair of comparative pie charts. (not yet active)
- 479d: Calculate the total frequency of a given data set given the comparative radii. (not yet active)
- 479e: Calculate the frequency of a given sector in a comparative pie chart. (not yet active)
- 479f: Compare two sets of data using comparative pie charts. (not yet active)
- 246: Exam Practice: Pie charts with any proportion
- 479: Exam Practice: Comparative pie charts (not yet active)
Extension Materials
Whole Topic Summary Resources (Including Past Paper Questions)
Download Pie Charts PPQs as WW Powerpoint for Edexcel IGCSE, AQA GCSE, Edexcel GCSE or OCR GCSE (or all GCSE together)
Other Whole Topic Resources
Worksheets
- MathedUp
- Pie Charts & Two-Way Tables: Worksheet · Practice · Quiz · Question Gallery
- Physics & Maths Tutor
- MME
Activities
- Go Teach Maths
- BossMaths
- S2d Pie Charts✦ (Reading, interpreting & constructing)
External
- Churchill Maths
- Pie Chart Puzzles (Churchill Maths;
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