Bar Graph Worksheets
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Our free printable bar graph worksheets are the ultimate guide to practicing bar graphs. Highly structured, these exercises help kids graduate from representing data as bar graphs to reading and interpreting bar graphs, advance from reading scaled bar graphs to figuring out double bar graphs, and up the game by constructing bar graphs. Bar graphs, graphs presenting categorical data horizontally or vertically, are visual tools that make interpreting data effortless. They compare data between different categories and are constructed with two axes: the horizontal x-axis that represents categories and the vertical y-axis that shows discrete values.
These bar graph worksheets are curated for kids in grade 2, grade 3, and grade 4.
Reading and Interpreting Bar Graphs - Up to 3 Categories
Task kids in grade 2 with reading the bar graph featuring up to 3 categories, understanding the quantity of each item indicated by the rectangular bars, and answering the questions that follow.
Reading and Interpreting Bar Graphs - Up to 4 Categories
Master analyzing the data in a snap with these printable worksheets containing bar graphs of up to 4 categories. An excellent 2nd grade resource, this set helps kids practice interpreting vertical and horizontal bar graphs.
Reading and Interpreting Scaled Bar Graphs - Up to 4 Categories
Facilitate effective learning of bar graphs with our bar chart pdfs, where we use a scaled key to display the data. Read and interpret the graph and answer a set of questions.
Drawing Bar Graphs | Up to 4 Categories
Instruct kids in 3rd grade and 4th grade to read the table, decide the title of the graph, and draw and label the horizontal and vertical axes. Represent the data on the graph and Voila, they are done!
Reading and Interpreting Bar Graphs | Several Categories
Categories on the bar graph are burgeoning! In these pdfs, learn how to read and interpret bar graphs with several categories. Draw your conclusions from the pictorial representation of the data.
Interpreting Scaled Bar Graphs with Several Categories | Easy
Look at the categories on the x-axis and calculate the scale used, keeping in mind the lowest and the greatest number on the y-axis. Analyze the data and solve the one-step "how many more" and "how many less" problems.
Interpreting Scaled Bar Graphs with Several Categories | Moderate
With several categories and their values depicted on the axes with a scaled key, these bar graphs task kids with using the information to solve the two-step comparison, sum, and difference problems.
Drawing Scaled Bar Graphs | Several Categories
Once again, the smallest and greatest numbers in the data set hold the key to determining the scale of the graph. Calculate the height of each category by using the scale, and then draw the bars.
These bar graph worksheets, where two sets of data are compared on the same graph, have double the graph practice. These bar graphs with bivariate data sets help kids to compare data efficiently.