Our question today: what is your favourite fruit: apple, banana or orange? Let's find out what the whole class thinks.
A tally is counting with marks. Each vote is one stroke. At five, we draw a line across four strokes to make a little gate of five.
Watch two finished tallies. Find every gate of five, then read each row as a number.
Hands up for apple. We count the hands together, then put that many strokes in the apple row.
Same for banana and orange. When a row reaches five, we make a gate.
In your maths copy, write the three fruit words: apple, banana and orange.
Under each word, copy the tally strokes from the board.
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