Data and Graphs Worksheets PDF 

Representing data and graphs worksheets for extra practice for kindergarten to 7th grade kids. useful math tests for teachers and parents with kids in primary school. Featuring tests are on: making a group, picture graphs, tables, pictographs, linear graphs, bar graphs, coordinate graphs and pairs, probability, sets and Venn diagrams among others. Each worksheet is a printable PDF document with a second page being the answer sheet. This makes using these math tests easy by teachers, parents and kids themselves. Print and practice data and graphs with these worksheets and also remember to try out our games on  data and graphs offered here.

Pictograph Worksheets - Bar Graph Worksheets - Line Graphs Worksheets

Graphing is a fundamental concept to learn in the K-12 math curriculum. The use of graphs can teach children how to use symbols – such as pictures, bars, lines and pies - for representing points of data. It also provides them with a framework for illustrating and interpreting data themselves, and express their ideas in an intuitive and concise format.

Graphs use abstract symbols to mean other things. As such, graphs are a great way to energize your students’ abstract thinking skills. Kids are often introduced early on to graphs that use pictures, as pictures can serve as the simplest forms of symbols. They will learn to treat images such as fruits, smiley-faces, and dots to stand for quantities of other objects. Our pictograph worksheets can be great guides for them to start learning about graphs in general.

Children might have an easier time figuring out how to use different kinds of graphs, when opposed to more intensive topics, such as arithmetic and geometry. That’s no excuse to ignore graphs during classes or study time, however. The structure and utility of graphs can get more complex over the years, especially for statistical and research subjects in secondary school. Studying regularly can afford students with the opportunity to explore and tinker with graphs further to gain an edge in their math classes.

Graphs are visual aids – and we ensure that all of our graphs worksheets are well-detailed and easy to read. Each page features large, legible text, and use only clear, high-quality illustrations, so that the figures like in our bar graph worksheets are understandable. Pages are also color-coded according to the year level; check out our Worksheets by Level category to see all of our sheets for a specific grade.

This category includes practice exercises for several graphing topics from kindergarten to the 7^th Grade.

Children at the kinder level can get started with our activities on how to make graphs and interpret picture diagrams.

Learners in elementary may choose from a wide variety of practice graphing exercises. They can begin with understanding data from simple bar graphs, line graphs and pie charts, and even pictograms. They can also discover how to compare and contrast two things qualitatively through Venn diagrams.

Although creating graphs is part of our main focus in this category, we also have worksheets for counting things through tally marks – a crude but effective tool for counting small amounts.

The coordinate system is a good way to demonstrate the use of graphs for spatial needs. It can be used to find places on a map and help in navigation, or it could plot data points to discover relationships between data sets. To that end, we have sheets for them to plot points on graphs and practice using the XY coordinate plan.

We hope you’ll find a lot of value out of using our line graph worksheets, as well as the rest of our graphing worksheets on this page. Join KidsMathTV.com as a member to access more of our math teaching resources!