2nd Grade Data and Graphing Worksheets and Activities

Students switch between drawing tally marks and writing numbers. It's an excellent first step to using tallies for counting and gathering data! Worksheet instructions: Count the tally marks in each row and write the correct number.

A pie chart is a graph that displays data in a circle, where each slice represents a different group. In this worksheet, students create a pie chart that matches the items to their slices. Worksheet instructions: How many different colors of fruit are there? Color one slice for each fruit using the correct color.

A pie chart is a graph that displays information in a circle, where each slice represents a different group. In this worksheet, students create a pie chart that matches the items to their slices. Worksheet instructions: How many different colors of fruit are there? Color one slice for each fruit using the correct color.

Worksheet instructions: Read the bar graph and answer the questions below.

Worksheet instructions: Read the bar graph and answer the questions below.

Worksheet instructions: Read the bar graph and answer the questions below.

Worksheet instructions: Read the bar graph and answer the questions below.

Worksheet instructions: Count the items and color in the correct number of squares in each column of the bar chart.

Worksheet instructions: Count the items and color in the correct number of squares in each column of the bar chart.

Worksheet instructions: Count the items and color in the correct number of squares in each column of the bar chart.

Worksheet instructions: Count the items and color in the correct number of squares in each column of the bar chart.

Worksheet instructions: Read the bar graph and answer the question below.

Worksheet instructions: Read the bar graph and answer the question below.

Worksheet instructions: Read the bar graph and answer the question below.

Worksheet instructions: Read the bar graph and answer the question below.