Favorite Apples Worksheet
This favorite apples worksheet has 2nd grade students count tally votes, color a bar graph, and answer questions about the data. An answer key is included for easy checking.
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Description
Reading a bar graph is one of the first data skills second graders learn, and this Favorite Apples Worksheet makes it fun. Students look at how one class voted for green, red and yellow apples, then turn those votes into a graph they can read and talk about. It is a tasty way to connect math to real life.
The favorite apples worksheet works in three short steps. First, students count the tally marks for each kind of apple. Next, they color one square on the bar graph for each vote. Last, they use their finished graph to answer four questions about the total, the most popular apple and how many more or fewer votes each kind got. Use it after an apple tasting, during a fall unit, or as a math center.
What’s Included
- A tally chart showing class votes for green, red and yellow apples
- A blank bar graph with a scale from 1 to 8
- Four questions on putting together and comparing the data
- A complete answer key with the colored graph
Why It Helps Kids
First, counting tally marks in groups of five builds quick, accurate counting. Second, coloring one square per vote shows children how a bar graph stands for real numbers. Third, the questions practice adding and comparing, the same put-together and compare problems second graders see on tests. This 2nd grade graphing worksheet ties all three skills together on one page.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Bring in green, red and yellow apple slices and let your own class vote, then compare your results with the worksheet. At home, take a family vote on favorite fruits and make a bar graph together. Ask children to write one more question about the graph for a partner to answer.
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