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Correlation Find these three cards: All of the other cards fit into these groups. If a graph has no labels, you should write appropriate labels on the axes. Fill the blank cards with your own ideas and place in the correct group.

Writing sentences This graph shows positive correlation. Write a sentence on your whiteboard to describe what the graph is showing.

Writing sentences What type of correlation does this graph show? Write a sentence on your whiteboard to describe what the graph is showing.

Writing sentences Write a sentence to explain what this scatter graph is showing.

In your books Title: Correlation For each of the graphs below, write down the type of correlation and a sentence to explain what the graph shows.

Worksheet For each of the sentences on the worksheet: Discuss what the graphs would look like with your partner. Copy the sentence. Draw the appropriate, labelled graph from above. Write down the type of correlation Write down a sentence.

Correlation Correlation a link or relationship between two things that happen.

Is this a sensible correlation? The more firemen fighting a fire, the bigger the fire is going to be. Therefore, firemen cause fire. Size of fire Number of firefighters at fire No! It’s the other way around. Fire “causes” firemen.

As ice cream sales increase, death by drowning increases sharply. Is this a sensible correlation? As ice cream sales increase, death by drowning increases sharply. Therefore, ice cream causes drowning. Deaths by drowning Ice cream sales No! They are both things that happen more in summer.

Is this a sensible correlation? As the number of pirates has decreased, global warming has increased. Therefore, global warming is caused by a lack of pirates. Number of pirates Earth’s temperature No! We don’t need more pirates. These are completely unrelated and are a coincidence.

People suffering from hay fever Is this a sensible correlation? During summer, people get hayfever. There is also lots of pollen in the air. Therefore, pollen causes hayfever. People suffering from hay fever Amount of pollen Yes, it makes sense and there have been studies to prove it.

Correlation and causation Just because a graph seems to show correlation, it doesn’t mean it’s true. It doesn’t mean one thing causes the other. Sometimes another factor is involved. Sometimes it’s the other way around. Sometimes it’s a coincidence. Check that your conclusion makes sense.