Frequency Tables
Use these worksheets to help your students gain practice with creating and interpreting frequency tables.
This very basic frequency table activity is perfect for students just learning about frequency tables. They'll complete the table based on the information provided and answer the questions that follow.
4th through 6th Grades
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Test your students' ability to interpret a frequency table with this worksheet. The provided table shows how many siblings Kenji's friends have. Students will use this data to find the mode, range, median, and mean, and answer other questions.
5th and 6th Grades
Students are given all the information they need to make two frequency tables. After making the tables, they will also be able to answer several questions about the data.
4th through 6th Grades
Give your class more practice with frequency tables with this printable packet. Results are given for four realistic data sets. Students must complete the frequency tables, including titling them, for each.
4th through 6th Grades
This anchor chart shows how to accurately display data in a frequency table, providing examples and clear explanations.
4th through 6th Grades
Students will have to read and interpret the frequency tables in order to answer the questions about the data.
4th through 6th Grades
Students are given data that they must organize into a frequency table. Then they must answer questions about the information.
6th Grade
Create a frequency table using the data given about the weights of apples a group of friends picked. Then answer the questions about the data.
4th through 6th Grades
To complete this worksheet, students have to be able to interpret both frequency tables and histograms, matching each of the frequency tables to the correct histogram and identifying the histogram that doesn't match a frequency table.
6th Grade
Each task card includes a completed frequency table. Students must answer a question about the data shown. Tables cover realistic data students can relate to, such as number of household pets and time spent on homework.
6th Grade
This printable guide gives an overview of relative frequency tables, as well as examples.
6th Grade
This worksheet explains how to make relative frequency tables, providing an example and detailed description. Students will calculate the relative frequencies and use data to complete four tables.
6th Grade
Given the frequencies for each response, students will have to calculate the totals and complete the relative frequency tables.
6th Grade
Looking for more practice with histograms, the visual display that pairs with most frequency tables? Click here!
Bar GraphsFollow this link for more bar graph practice worksheets, with and without frequency tables or tally charts.
Graphing WorksheetsExplore the complete STW collection of worksheets on visual displays of data.
