Math Grade K-1

My Favorite: Collecting and Showing Data

Practice asking questions, counting answers, and making simple graphs

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Practice asking questions, counting answers, and making simple graphs

Math - Grade K-1

Instructions: Read each problem carefully. Count the votes or pictures. Show your work in the space provided.
  1. 1
    Four children holding an apple, a banana, an apple, and grapes.

    Four friends picked their favorite fruit. Ana picked apples. Ben picked bananas. Cam picked apples. Dee picked grapes. How many friends picked apples?

  2. 2
    A row of pet icons showing dog, cat, dog, fish, and dog.

    Look at the pet votes: dog, cat, dog, fish, dog. Which pet got the most votes?

  3. 3
    Five color spots: red, blue, blue, green, and blue.

    Mia asked, "What is your favorite color?" The answers were red, blue, blue, green, blue. How many votes did blue get?

  4. 4
    Four tally marks beside a slice of pizza.

    Make tally marks for 4 votes for pizza.

  5. 5
    Two crackers in one group and five apples in another group.

    A class voted for a favorite snack. Crackers got 2 votes. Apples got 5 votes. Which snack got more votes?

  6. 6
    Six ice cream cones in chocolate, vanilla, vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla flavors.

    Count the ice cream votes: chocolate, vanilla, vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, vanilla. How many children voted in all?

  7. 7
    A picture graph with three stars for soccer and one star for basketball.

    A picture graph shows 3 stars for soccer and 1 star for basketball. Which sport is the favorite?

  8. 8
    A picture graph model showing two vote marks for bird and three vote marks for rabbit.

    Draw a picture graph for these favorite animal votes: bird has 2 votes and rabbit has 3 votes.

  9. 9

    Which question would help you collect data about favorite drinks? A. What is your name? B. What is your favorite drink?

  10. 10
    A cat with five tally marks and a dog with three tally marks.

    A tally chart shows 5 votes for cats and 3 votes for dogs. How many votes are there in all?

  11. 11
    Four children playing tag and four swings.

    Sam counted favorite playground games. Tag got 4 votes. Swings got 4 votes. Which game got more votes?

  12. 12
    A bar graph with taco, soup, and pasta, where soup has the shortest bar.

    A bar graph shows favorite foods. Tacos has a bar up to 2. Soup has a bar up to 1. Pasta has a bar up to 4. Which food got the least votes?

  13. 13

    Lina wants to know the favorite book in her class. What should she ask her classmates?

  14. 14
    Three flowers, five suns, and two snowflakes representing season votes.

    Use the data to finish the sentence. Favorite seasons: spring 3 votes, summer 5 votes, winter 2 votes. The season with the most votes is ____.

  15. 15
    Two blocks, one doll, and three toy cars.

    You asked 6 friends their favorite toy. Blocks got 2 votes. Dolls got 1 vote. Cars got 3 votes. Did you count all 6 friends?

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