Math Grade 2-3

Reading and Interpreting Data Tables

Use tables to find, compare, and explain information

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Use tables to find, compare, and explain information

Math - Grade 2-3

Instructions: Read each data table carefully. Use the information in the table to answer each question. Show your work in the space provided.
  1. 1
    Four groups of fruit showing apples as the largest group and oranges as the smallest.

    Data table: Favorite Fruit Apples: 12 students Bananas: 8 students Grapes: 10 students Oranges: 5 students Which fruit did the most students choose?

  2. 2
    Four stacks of books of different heights representing books read by students.

    Data table: Books Read This Week Mia: 4 books Leo: 6 books Ava: 3 books Noah: 5 books How many books did Mia and Noah read altogether?

  3. 3
    Groups of classroom pets, with more cats than birds.

    Data table: Pets in Room 12 Dogs: 7 Cats: 9 Fish: 4 Birds: 2 How many more cats are there than birds?

  4. 4
    Four lunch food groups showing different amounts of pizza, tacos, salad, and soup.

    Data table: Lunch Choices Pizza: 15 students Tacos: 11 students Salad: 6 students Soup: 8 students Which lunch choice had exactly 8 students?

  5. 5
    A calendar-style grid with sunny, rainy, cloudy, and windy weather icons.

    Data table: Weather in April Sunny days: 13 Rainy days: 9 Cloudy days: 6 Windy days: 2 How many days are shown in the table altogether?

  6. 6
    Four colored sticker groups, with red and yellow groups the same size.

    Data table: Stickers Collected Red: 14 Blue: 12 Green: 9 Yellow: 14 Which two sticker colors have the same number?

  7. 7
    Playground activities with different-sized groups of children at each activity.

    Data table: Playground Activities Swings: 10 students Slide: 7 students Monkey bars: 5 students Soccer: 12 students Put the activities in order from fewest students to most students.

  8. 8
    Four pencil boxes containing different amounts of pencils, with one box holding fewer pencils.

    Data table: Pencils in Boxes Box A: 18 pencils Box B: 10 pencils Box C: 15 pencils Box D: 8 pencils Which box has fewer than 12 pencils?

  9. 9
    A class garden with tomato, carrot, bean, and pepper plant patches.

    Data table: Class Garden Plants Tomatoes: 6 plants Carrots: 9 plants Beans: 7 plants Peppers: 4 plants How many carrot and bean plants are there in all?

  10. 10
    Four marble jars, with the first and third jars equally full.

    Data table: Marbles in Jars Jar 1: 20 marbles Jar 2: 16 marbles Jar 3: 20 marbles Jar 4: 12 marbles Which jars have the same number of marbles?

  11. 11
    Four piles of tickets of different sizes, with one pile clearly the smallest.

    Data table: Tickets Sold Monday: 9 tickets Tuesday: 13 tickets Wednesday: 11 tickets Thursday: 7 tickets On which day were the fewest tickets sold?

  12. 12
    School subject choices shown with icons and different-sized groups of children.

    Data table: Favorite School Subjects Math: 8 students Science: 10 students Art: 12 students Music: 6 students How many students chose art or music?

  13. 13
    Colored recycling piles showing the red team with more cans than the blue team.

    Data table: Cans Recycled Team Red: 25 cans Team Blue: 18 cans Team Green: 21 cans Team Yellow: 16 cans How many more cans did Team Red recycle than Team Blue?

  14. 14
    Animal sighting groups on a walk, with butterflies shown as the largest group.

    Data table: Animal Sightings on a Walk Squirrels: 8 Robins: 5 Butterflies: 11 Rabbits: 3 Which animal was seen more than 10 times?

  15. 15
    Four children reading with different visual timer bars showing reading time.

    Data table: Minutes of Reading Sam: 15 minutes Jada: 20 minutes Omar: 10 minutes Lily: 25 minutes What is the total number of minutes that Sam and Omar read?

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