Some die some did not, where were they?

WALT analyse and interpret data. 
Success criteria: I can do this when I collect data and graph the information. 

• In  2004, there were  2315 people died in Japan from the tsunami. This was the most number of deaths.
• In 1964, there were 84 deaths caused by the Tsunami. This was the least number of deaths.
• The lower number of deaths was 84 and the highest number of deaths was 2315.

RUN! people run their is a Tsunami heading our way!

WALT to present our statistical investigation in different ways.
Success Criteria: I know this when I display my data using a line graph.

Is that a whale? is that a shark? NO! It's a Tsunami, ahhhhhh!

WALT analyse and interpret data. 
Success criteria: I can do this when I collect data and graph the information. 

• In  2004, there was the most number of deaths.
• In 1964, there was the least number of deaths.
• The lower number of deaths is 84 and the highest number of deaths is 2315.

Ahhhh, the next wave is coming!

WALT write a history timeline about Tsunamis in Japan.

I know this when I create a timeline about all the Tsunamis that happened in Japan from 1900's.