Year 2– Statistics Session 2 - drawing a tally How

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Year 2 Statistics Session 2 - drawing a tally How are these two tables different? Each table shows the different flavour sweets in a pack. Table 1 Table 2 This table uses pictures to help show us how many there are of each flavour. This

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Year 2– Statistics Session 2 - drawing a tally<br>
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How are these two tables different? Each table shows the different flavour sweets in a pack. Table 1 Table 2 This table uses pictures to help show us how many there are of each flavour. This table uses lines to show us how many there are of each flavour. We call this a tally.<br>
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What is a tally? A tally is a quick and easy way of keeping track when we are trying to count a number of objects, pictures or items. We use a line to represent 1 This is one – 1<br>