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Math Grade 2-3

Reading and Interpreting Data Tables

Use tables to find, compare, and explain information

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Practice reading data tables, finding totals, comparing amounts, and answering questions using table information.

Read each data table carefully. Use the information in the table to answer each question. Show your work in the space provided.

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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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