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Bar Graph Worksheets

Bar graph worksheets are a good way for students to start their journey in learning about graphs. Such worksheets consist of word problems, data problems and interpretive questions.

Benefits of Bar Graph Worksheets

Bar graphs are very important that help researchers in interpreting the end results of data analysis. Hence, students must understand how to work with bar graphs. As statistical analysis can prove to be difficult; thus, students need to solve several problems on the same provided by the bar graph worksheets.

These math worksheets provide visual simulations that help students to strengthen their conceptual understanding of bar graphs. It is also interactive making it easier for them to understand the concepts.

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In addition to this, the worksheets are easy to use, free to download and have pdf versions available so that a student's learning process is always maintained. Students have the best quality education available to them from the comfort of their homes.

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Welcome to the Math Salamanders Bar Graph Worksheets. Here you will find our range of bar and picture graph worksheets which involve reading and interpreting bar graphs.

There are a wide range of bar graph sheets suitable for children across the elementary age group, from 1st to 5th grade.

Activities include reading and interpreting bar graphs as well as drawing missing bars.

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What is the difference between a bar graph and a bar chart?

A bar graph and a bar chart refer to the same thing.

Sometimes a bar graph or bar chart can also be refered to as a bar diagram.

What is the difference between a bar graph and a picture graph?

Features of a bar graph

• The bars are the same thickness.
• The bars usually go vertically, but they can also lie horizontally in a horizontal bar graph.
• The height of the bar (or width in a horizonal bar graph) show the data.
• The bars have the same starting point on the x-axis.
• There is usually a numerical scale on the y-axis showing the amount represented by the bars.
• The data is represented by pictorial symbols instead of bars.
• Each symbol usually represents one of the object is represents, though it can represent more (or less) than one object.
• A key is usually used to show what each symbol represents.
• There is no numerical scale on the y-axis

Understanding Bar Graphs

When teaching children about bar graphs, there is usually a focus on getting children to draw and label a graph accurately which is worthwhile.

What is often neglected though, is the interpretation of bar graphs, and an analysis of what the data is showing.

This skills is equally as important as the skill of drawing the graph in the first place.

The sheets on this page involve interpreting bar graphs and answering questions about the data. There are also some activities which involve drawing missing bars, or saying whether a statement about the data is true or false.

It is really important that children look carefully at the scale on a bar graph so they can read and interpret it correctly.

There are also a few picture graphs (or pictograms) with each picture representing one or more units.

It is really important with pictographs to look at the key, so that they know how much each picture represents.

Using these sheets will help your child to:

• read and interpret bar graphs going up in different size steps;
• draw bars accurately from 2nd grade and upwards;
• answer questions involving data.

The worksheets have been split up by grade in the section below.

1st Grade Bar Graph Worksheets

At a first grade level, the bar graphs are shown very simply, with the scale going up in ones.

The pictograms are also simple with each symbol representing one unit.

The questions are straightforward and simply involve saying how much each bar is worth, or what the most or least is.

We also have some tally chart worksheets to help children understand how tally charts work.

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2nd Grade Bar Graph Worksheets

At a second grade level, the bar graphs are starting to become a little more complicated.

The scale might be going up in ones or twos.

The pictograms are still quite simple with each symbol representing one unit.

The questions are more varied now, asking how many more, or how many less. The interpretation of the graph is becoming a little more difficult.

• Bar Graphs 2nd grade

3rd Grade Bar Graph Sheets

At a 3rd grade level, the bar graphs are now showing a range of different scales such as 2s, 5s, 10s, 100s.

The pictograms are becoming more complex with each symbol representing more than one unit.

The questions are more varied, asking how many more, or how many less, the total of several bars combined. The interpretation of the graph is becoming more difficult.

On this page there are a selection of bar and picture graphs, including bar graphs with real-life data such as tree heights.

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4th Grade Bar Graph Sheets

At a 4th grade level, the bar graphs are becoming more complex and involve decimals and larger numbers.

The scales used at 4th grade are varied, and may include decimal scales.

The questions are probably at the same sort of level as 3rd grade, but the complexity of the data makes them harder.

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Bar Graph Worksheets

Bar graph worksheets contain counting objects, graphing by coloring, comparing tally marks, creating graph, reading bar graph, double bar graph, drawing bar graph to represent the data, making your own survey and more. Each worksheet contains a unique theme to clearly understand the usage and necessity of a bar graph in real-life. These worksheets are highly recommended for students of grade 1 through grade 6. Access some of these handouts for free!

1st Grade Bar Graph Worksheets

Making Bar Graphs

Color the squares according to the number of items, and create bar graphs to represent the data in these printable hands-on worksheets.

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Counting and Creating Bar Graphs

Count the pictures in each kind, color the squares with respect to the count, and make bar graphs.

Reading Bar Graphs | Three Categories

Observe the shaded squares on the bar graphs, and list down the number of objects on the table beside.

Drawing and Interpreting Bar Graphs | Three Categories

Task kids of grade 1 to draw bar graphs using the information from the table, and interpret it to answer a few questions.

Take Your Own survey

Take a survey among your friends and family members. Record the results in this chart pdf and draw a bar graph to represent your data.

2nd Grade Bar Graph Worksheets

Counting and Coloring Bar Graphs

Color the graph to show the count of each picture. Answer the questions based on the bar graph.

Counting and Drawing Bar Graphs

You have a collection of objects in each printable worksheet. Count the number of objects in each kind and draw a bar graph to represent the counting.

Reading Bar Graphs | Four Categories

Each worksheet has 5 questions based on reading bar graph. Scale increments by 1s. These worksheets are suitable for grade 2 kids.

Drawing and Interpreting Bar Graphs | Four Categories

Kids in 2nd grade are expected to draw a bar graph to represent the data and use the information to answer the questions.

3rd Grade Bar Graph Worksheets

Tally Marks and Bar Graphs

Counting of each object is represented by tally marks. Draw and color the bar graph to show the count.

Reading Bar Graphs | Several Categories

Read the bar graph and answer the questions. Scale increments by 2s and 5s. There are 5 bars in each pdf worksheet.

Drawing and Interpreting Bar Graphs | Several Categories

Bar graph worksheets for grade 3 contain scale increments by 4s and 8s. There are four questions in each printable worksheet.

Title, Labeling Axis, Scaling and Graphing

Using the given information, write a title of the bar graph, label x and y axis, make appropriate scale, and draw a graph to represent the data.

Bar Graphs | 4th Grade & Up

Reading Bar Graphs

Reading bar graph goes little hard this time. The increments are two-digit and three-digit numbers. Each worksheet has six bars and five word problems based on bars catering to children of grade 4.

Drawing and Interpreting Bar Graphs

At this level, scale increments are huge and the quantities are in 2-digits, hundreds and thousands.

Double Bar Graphs

There are five sets of double bar graphs in each pdf worksheet. Practice of these handouts will substantially improve the decision-making skills of 5th grade and 6th grade students. They need to analyze and compare the data and answer the questions.

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