My first grader is very into bar graphs right now! Together, we have graphed the colors in the crayon box, the colors of hairbows in the hair bow box, and the types of books on the book shelf.
She asked me to make her a couple of “special” worksheets, so of course I did!
Bar Graph Practice
To use this worksheet, print all pages in the download on different pieces of paper.
Your child will need the papers side-by-side to easily count and record the data.
Now, your child should count the number of each object shown on the picture page. Use a pencil, crayons, or markers to graph the correct number of the given object.
After your child has completed the graph, make sure she completes the last page where she analyzes her data!
♥ Enjoy!
Note that this packet is for personal or classroom use.
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Oooh, I’m printing this off today for my 2nd grader – he’ll love it! Thanks so much Lauren. 🙂
I am new to homeschooling and I can’t even tell you what a blessing finding your blog has been!!! I bought the membership immediately and have already received MORE than my money’s worth. Thank you for what you do.
You are awesome!! I love having your worksheets for my daughter when she is finished with her school work!
You’re SOOOOO creative!! Well done, Momma! I use your great worksheets with my special needs son, who requires much remediation. “Your” assignments are fun! Thank you.
Oh I’m so glad you’re able to use this with your son! Hope y’all enjoy working on it together.
xo, Lauren 🙂