
Grades 1–3 (P.1–P.3)

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Mathematics Data & Graphs worksheets on Bar Graphs for Grades 4–6 (P.4–P.6), difficulty 3/5. PDF, downloadable as soon as payment clears.
Curriculum indicators practised
Before you begin
Read values from the heights of bars on two bar graphs, then use them to find a difference, a total and the largest or smallest group.
10 questions, 20 points - Favourite pets graph (cat, dog, rabbit, fish) on a scale counting in 2s: questions 1-5, e.g. how many more chose fish than dog, and the total (28 people) - Books finished graph with four colours on a scale counting in 1s: questions 6-10, e.g. how many more yellow than green, and the total (24 books) - The last question on each graph asks for the name of the smallest or largest group - A separate answer key is included
Use once children can read pictographs and are meeting bar graphs for the first time. Allow about 15-20 minutes. - Do the left-hand graph together first, sliding a ruler from the top of each bar across to the number axis - Afterwards, run a quick class survey of favourite pets and have pairs ask each other how many more one group has than another
- Counting grid lines in 1s on the pet graph, which actually goes up in 2s - Answering a "how many more" question with the taller bar's value, e.g. 10 instead of 4 - Leaving out one bar or slipping when adding the total - Writing a number for questions 5 and 10 instead of the pet or colour
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