Tables and Bar Graphs worksheets for Grade 3 (Elementary School)

Numbers are read off a bar graph and a table, and the piece each question needs is pulled out. Several questions rest on the same source: checking what one division stands for, picking out the largest category, and comparing two quantities, answered one after another.

Assuming one division is 1 makes every answer a fraction of the real value on graphs scaled in fives or twos. Writing only the height of the bar identifies this. In tables, children also count the total row as though it were another category, and name the wrong item as the largest.