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Pie Chart Of My Day

Pie Chart of My Day

Choose one weekday and make a pie chart of what you typically do during that

24-hour period.

Part 1: Table

Start by writing out your major activities in the lefthand column. Pick 8-10

activities including “Sleep.” Don’t choose any activity that is less than a half hour.

For example, choose: “Getting Ready for School” rather than “Brushing Teeth.”

Next, fill out the chart one column at a time (see the example on the first row). At

the end, total each column. Your totals in the “Decimal” and “Percent” columns

don’t have to be exactly 1.00 or 100% because you may have rounded some

numbers.

Notes:

To find Decimals: D ivide the numerator of each fraction by the denominator (the

numerator goes in the “HOUSE”). Round to the hundredths places.

To find Percents: Take the first 2 decimal digits of your decimal rounded to the

hundredths places.

To find Degrees in a Circle: First make an equivalent fraction with a denominator

of 360 (second to last column). Then use the numerator as your degrees (last

column).

Part 2: Pie Chart

Make a hand-drawn Pie Chart of your day. Be sure to include labels for:

● Title

● Hours

● Activity (with a drawing/symbol)

Use color and make it beautiful!

*Part 3: Computer-Made Pie Chart

Use: Google Sheets

*This is an extension activity.

Pie Chart Of My Day