Data Handling

Picto-graph, Bar-graph

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Learning how to collect and understand data doesn’t have to be boring — and with these Class 4 bar graph worksheets, it’s actually fun! Kids start by gathering simple information from surveys or tables, then turn that data into colorful bar graphs they can easily read and create. These activities help them learn how to organize data, compare information, and answer real-life questions based on what they see. Whether they’re counting their classmates’ favorite fruits, tracking the weather, or tallying how many pets everyone has, students practice using bar graphs in ways that feel meaningful. They’ll also get to draw their own graphs, learn about labels and scales, and understand what the height of each bar tells them. These worksheets are a great mix of creativity and structure — helping kids build confidence in both math and data handling without even realizing how much they’re learning.

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🌟 Class 4 Maths Worksheet: Data Handling 🌟

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👩‍🏫 Name: _______  📅 Date: ______

⏰ Section A: Bar-Graph

The bar chart below show a student’s marks in Maths tests given on each day of the same week.

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  • 1) On which day student got the maximum marks?
  • 2) On which day student got the minimum marks?
  • 3) On which days student got the same marks?

⏰ Section B: Picto-Graph

Consider the pictograph shows the number apples sold by fruit seller in one week

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  • 1) Apples sold maximum on what day?
  • 2) How many more dozens of apples sold on Monday than Saturday?
  • 3) On what day 60 apples were sold?
  • 4) How many more dozen of apples sold altogether on Friday and Tuesday than Wednesday?
Answers

Bar-Graph

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  • 1)On Friday student got the maximum marks.
  • 2) On Tuesday student got the minimum marks.
  • 3) On Monday and Saturday student got the same marks.

Picto-Graph

  • 1)Apples sold maximum on Wednesday and 96 in number(8 dozen).
  • 2) Three dozens more apples sold on Monday than Saturday.
  • 3) On Tuesday and Thursday 60 apples were sold.
  • 4) Three dozen more apples sold altogether on Friday and Tuesday than Wednesday.