Picture Graphs, Bar Graphs and Line Plots: Grade 2 Math Worksheet – PDF Download

Grade 2 Data Worksheet: problems 1–5

Problem 1: Read the ruler

Read the ruler. How long is the crayon?

Problem 2: Measure the pencil

The pencil starts at 0 on the ruler. How many inches long is it?

Problem 3: Make a line plot

Maya measured 8 leaves: 4, 5, 5, 6, 3, 5, 4, 6 inches. Draw an X on the line plot for each leaf.

Problem 4: Count on the line plot

Use the line plot of the crayon lengths.

1. How many crayons are 4 inches long?
2. How many crayons are shorter than 4 inches?

Problem 5: How many objects

Priya measured sticks for a craft project. How many sticks did she measure in all?

Grade 2 Data Worksheet: problems 6–10

Problem 6: Longest and shortest

Use the line plot of the sticks. Find the longest stick and the shortest stick. How much longer is the longest stick?

Problem 7: Read a picture graph

Each circle is 1 student. How many students chose grapes? Which fruit did the most students choose?

Problem 8: Put together on a picture graph

Use the picture graph. How many students chose apples or bananas?

Problem 9: Compare on a picture graph

Use the picture graph. How many more students chose apples than oranges?

Problem 10: Make a picture graph

Draw circles to finish the picture graph. Each circle is 1 student. Soccer: 7. Tag: 5. Kickball: 4. Swimming: 2.

Grade 2 Data Worksheet: problems 11–15

Problem 11: Read a bar graph

Use the bar graph. Which pet is the most popular? Which pet is the least popular?

Problem 12: Put together on a bar graph

Use the bar graph. How many cats and fish are there in all?

Problem 13: Compare on a bar graph

Use the bar graph. How many fewer birds than dogs are there?

Problem 14: Make a bar graph

Color the bars to finish the bar graph. Apples: 5. Pretzels: 6. Popcorn: 8. Cheese: 3.

Problem 15: All the pets

Use the bar graph. How many pets are there in all?

Grade 2 Data Worksheet: problems 16–20

Problem 16: Compare two lengths

A marker is 9 inches long. A crayon is 6 inches long. How many inches longer is the marker?

Problem 17: Take apart

Jamal measured 10 ribbons. Look at the line plot. How many ribbons are not 5 inches long?

Problem 18: Order from most to least

Use the picture graph. List the games from the most popular to the least popular.

Problem 19: Two groups

Use the picture graph. How many more students chose soccer and tag together than kickball and swimming together?

Problem 20: Favorite colors

Students voted for a favorite color. How many students voted in all? How many fewer voted for green than for blue?

Grade 2 Data Worksheet: problems 21–24

Problem 21: Leaves longer than 4

Mei measured leaves in the park. How many leaves are longer than 4 inches?

Problem 22: Will cheese win

Use the bar graph of favorite snacks. Four more students vote for cheese. Will cheese have more votes than popcorn? Explain.

Problem 23: School lunch

Use the picture graph. (a) How many students chose lunch in all? (b) How many students did not choose pizza?

Problem 24: Measuring sticks

Jamal measures 10 sticks. Look at the line plot. (a) How many sticks are 6 inches long? (b) How long is the longest stick? (c) How many sticks are longer than 6 inches?

How to use this grade 2 data worksheet

Print this grade 2 data worksheet as a PDF, solve every problem on paper, then compare with the answer key.

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