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Week 34: Graphs and Data

Graphs and data: children collect, count and compare. Tally marks are introduced as a quick way to keep count.

What your child is practicing

Counting and graphing
Reading which group has the most
Using tally marks

This week's worksheets

Printable worksheet with scattered shapes to count and a bar graph to color

Thinking Skills
~12 min

Shape Graph

Count each kind of shape and color a bar graph.

Printable worksheet with scattered fruit to count and a bar graph to color

Thinking Skills
~12 min

Fruit Graph

Count the fruit and color a bar graph.

Printable worksheet with scattered animals to count and a bar graph to color

Thinking Skills
~12 min

Animal Graph

Count the animals and color a bar graph.

Printable worksheet with groups of tally marks and a box to write the number

Early Math
~10 min

Tally Marks

Count the tally marks and write the number.

Try it off paper: Family survey

Ask everyone their favorite fruit and keep a tally. Who won?

Parent tip

Ask three questions: which has the most, which has the fewest, and are any the same?