Bar graphs Printable primary worksheets
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Interpreting Bar Charts - Popular Sports
Interpreting Bar ChartsThis worksheet encourages students to explore data representation, make comparisons, and practise basic arithmetic operations while having fun with popular sports. It's designed to promote a strong foundation in statistics and problem-solving skills, in accordance with the Year 4 curriculum.
Age: 8 - 9
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Creating a Bar Chart
Creating a Bar ChartThis worksheet aims to engage students in the process of creating a bar chart based on real-world data. Students will use the provided data and scenario to construct a bar chart and then answer questions related to the chart. This activity fosters data representation and analysis skills.
Age: 10 - 11
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Reading Line Graphs
Reading Line GraphsUse this handy worksheet to help students practise interpreting and analysing data presented in a line graph. The line graph displays temperature data over the course of a week. Students will engage with the graph to answer questions that require them to identify temperature trends, extremes, and averages within the dataset. This worksheet can be used effectively in the classroom for interactive learning. Educators can provide guidance and facilitate discussions as students work on the questions. It is also suitable for homework assignments, allowing students to practise their data analysis skills independently. This activity can be a valuable addition to the curriculum for reinforcing data analysis and visualisation skills, both in the classroom and as homework.
Age: 9 - 10
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Extracurricular Activities Bar Chart
Extracurricular Activities Bar Chart WorksheetThis handy maths worksheet will help students develop their skills in reading and interpreting bar charts while providing engaging questions related to student participation in various extracurricular activities. The bar chart represents the number of students involved in different clubs or activities. There are seven questions that require students to analyse the bar chart data and use critical thinking skills. Questions include comparisons between activities, calculating differences, and adding and subtracting participation numbers.
Age: 9 - 10
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Interpreting Bar Charts
Interpreting Bar ChartsThis worksheet is designed to help students develop their data-handling skills using a bar chart. Students are presented with a bar chart that displays the favourite ice cream flavours of a group of students. They will need to interpret the chart and answer a series of questions that involve reading and understanding the information presented in the chart.
Age: 9 - 10
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Bar charts - Presenting data
Bar charts - Presenting dataYear 4 Statistics:interpret and present discrete and continuous data using appropriate graphical methods, including bar charts and time graphs.This year 4 maths worksheet is a handy resource for children to use to learn how to read and present data in their own bar chart.
Age: 8 - 9
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Read and construct bar graphs
This maths worksheet for year 4 students will help children develop their understanding of how to read and construct bar graphs.
Age: 8 - 9
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Bar Modelling - 5 xtable
This KS2 maths resource is all about bar models. Bar models can be used to solve different kinds of multiplication.
Age: 7 - 8
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Bar Modelling - 6 xtable
This year 3 maths resource is all about bar models. Bar models can be used to solve different kinds of multiplication.
Age: 7 - 8
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Bar Modelling - 9 xtable
This year 3 maths resource is all about bar models. Bar models can be used to solve different kinds of multiplication.
Age: 7 - 8
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Bar Modelling - 2 xtable
This KS2 maths resource is all about bar models. Bar models can be used to solve different kinds of multiplication.
Age: 7 - 8
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Bar Modelling - 12 xtable
Bar models can be used to solve different kinds of multiplication. Students answer these 12 xtable questions as quickly as possible.
Age: 8 - 9
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Bar Modelling - 11 xtable
Bar models can be used to solve different kinds of multiplication. Students answer these 11 xtable questions as quickly as possible.
Age: 8 - 9
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Bar Modelling - 6 xtable
Bar models can be used to solve different kinds of multiplication. Students answer these 6 xtable questions as quickly as possible.
Age: 8 - 9
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Bar Modelling - 7 xtable
Bar models can be used to solve different kinds of multiplication. Students answer these 7 xtable questions as quickly as possible.
Age: 8 - 9
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Bar Modelling - 10 xtable
Bar models can be used to solve different kinds of multiplication. Students answer these 10x table questions as quickly as possible.
Age: 6 - 7
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Bar Modelling - 5 xtable
Bar models can be used to solve different kinds of multiplication. Students answer these 5x table questions as quickly as possible.
Age: 6 - 7
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Bar Modelling - 2 xtable
Bar models can be used to solve different kinds of multiplication. Answer these 2x table questions as quickly as possible.
Age: 6 - 7
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Bar graphs
An advanced year one worksheet on bar graphs. The children will need to extract information from the graph to answer the questions.
Age: 5 - 6
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Bar graphs
One of our worksheets on bar graphs. This primary resource helps children to extract information to answer the questions.
Age: 5 - 6
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Bar graphs
A year one worksheet about animals at the zoo. Children will need to extract information from the graph to answer the questions.
Age: 5 - 6
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Bar charts
Year 3 Maths: This year 3 maths worksheet shows a survey asking people which country they would most like to visit on holiday this year. Students read the information on the bar chart and answer the questions.
Age: 7 - 8
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Tally and Bar Charts
Being able to make sense of data is an important skill. Tally charts are used to collect data quickly and efficiently. Students are asked to fill in the bars on the chart from the information given on the tally chart.
Age: 7 - 8
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Tally and bar charts
Being able to make sense of data is an important skill. Tally charts are used to collect data quickly and efficiently. Students are asked to fill in the bars on the chart from the information given on the tally chart.
Age: 7 - 8
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Traffic tally and bar charts
Class 1 made a tally chart of the vehicles and people they saw passing by between 10am and 11am. Children answer the questions about the information shown on the tally chart.
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Bar chart
Math: Bar chart - Bar charts are a visual presentation of categorical data. Look at the bar chart and answer the questions.
Age: 9 - 10
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Bar chart 2
A KS2 maths worksheet for students to practise plotting information correctly on a bar chart.
Age: 7 - 8
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Bar graphs
Year 2 maths - Bar graphs worksheet. This activity asks children to read the information on the bar graph and answer the questions.
Age: 6 - 7
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Picture graphs 2
A picture graph about woodland animals. This primary resource will help children extract information form a graph.
Age: 5 - 6
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Picture graphs 1
A year one worksheet on data. This picture graph about different fruit the children like will help them extract information from the graph.
Age: 5 - 6
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Bar graphs
A key stage one worksheet on data. This bar graph about a child visiting a zoo is help children extract information from a graph.
Age: 5 - 6
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