Chapter 5 When I was little ( read & discovery)（课件）-2024-2025学年新版香港朗文四年级上册

4A Chapter 5 Survey reports with charts Let’s look at a survey report about what children could do when they were four. The results are quite surprising! 1 Survey results Do you remember what a survey report is? 1 Survey results Tell us the results of a survey, often by using charts or graphs. 1 Survey results What does this report tell us? 1 Survey results What does it refer to? 1 Survey results Four-year-old children 1 Survey results What are apps? 1 Survey results Do you often use a tablet or smartphone? 1 Survey results Apps – small programmes that run on smartphones or tablets. 1 Survey results What’s the title trying to tell us? Let’s find out. 2 Charts 2 Charts 2 Charts Why are some bars orange and some bars blue? 2 Charts What are the orange bars about? Taking care of yourselves (self-care skills) 2 Charts What are the blue bars about? Using IT (technology skills) 2 Charts The percentage of children who had that skill at the age of four 2 Charts What does 40% mean here? 2 Charts 40 out of 100 students could get dressed by themselves. 2 Charts 100 students did the survey, so 40% = 40 students. 2 Charts How many children could go to the toilet by themselves? 2 Charts What could the smallest number of four-year-olds do? 2 Charts The shortest bar: The smallest number of students 2 Charts What could the largest number of four-year-olds do? 2 Charts The longest bar: The largest number of students 3 Conclusion What do the results tell us? 3 Conclusion Does the title tell us something important? 3 Conclusion How many four-year-olds can tie their shoelaces? 3 Conclusion How many four-year-olds can use an app? 3 Conclusion What does that suggest? 3 Conclusion Are four-years-olds better at using technology or taking care of themselves? 3 Conclusion Conclusion drawn from the results 3 Conclusion Do you agree with the conclusion? What do you remember about survey reports? 1 Tell us the results of surveys. 2 Use different kinds of charts, e.g. bar charts, pie charts for easy understanding. What do you remember about survey reports? 1 Tell us the results of surveys. 2 Use different kinds of charts, e.g. bar charts, pie charts for easy understanding. 3 May have a conclusion based on the result of the survey. Read the survey report and choose the correct answer.  The survey is about habits. B. fitness D. personal hygiene A. eating C. sleeping Read the survey report and choose the correct answer.  How many children never exercise? B. 54 D. 60 A. 28 C. 56 100% = 200 students 1% = 2 students Read the survey report and choose the correct answer.  How often do the smallest number of children exercise? B. once or twice a week C. 3 – 5 times a week A. never D. more than 5 times a week Read the survey report and choose the correct answer.  How often do the largest number of children exercise? B. once or twice a week C. 3 – 5 times a week A. never D. more than 5 times a week Read the survey report and choose the correct answer.  Does the writer think children have enough exercise? B. No A. Yes The End $$