Organizing data is really important for solving math problems in Year 8. Here are some easy ways to do it:

1. Tables:

   • Tables help us compare numbers by putting them in rows and columns.
   • For example, if you have a table with test scores, you can quickly see the highest and lowest scores.

2. Charts:

   • Charts help us see patterns in data easily.
   • For instance, a bar chart can show us that 60% of students like basketball, while 40% like football.
   • Pie charts are great for showing how things are divided. For example, 25% of students enjoy reading, 35% like gaming, and 40% prefer sports.

3. Lists:

   • Lists help organize data so we can find what we need more easily.
   • For example, if we make a list of favorite subjects, we can find out which subject is chosen the most, which is called the mode.

In short, organizing data helps us understand things better and makes it easier to do math!