Shapes: Use a Table & Bar Graph to Organize Data

by Lauren Hill on June 19, 2013

Graphing Shapes - Using a table and bar graph to organize data (for 2nd Graders)

Learning to gather, organize, and interpret data is a valuable skill.  My 8-year-old and I worked on this quite a bit during his Second Grade year.

In this shapes-themed worksheet, your child uses the Shapes Picture to gather information needed to complete the Shapes Table and Bar Graph.

Graphing Shapes
Graphing Shapes


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