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Teaching Resources

Worksheets

Skill: Graphs

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  • Built for Speed: Animals on the Run
    Description:
          Use a graph to answer questions about the fastest animals

  • Get Out the Vote
    Description:
          Use a graph to see how many Americans voted in recent elections and answer questions about voter turnout

  • What Happened First?
    Description:
          Place a series of events between China and the U.S. in chronological order

  • Times of Change
    Description:
          Use the given photo and graph to answer questions about the Great Depression

  • World Series Winners
    Description:
          Use the reproducbile on page 3 to help students build graphing skills.

  • Critters In Crisis!
    Description:
          Read the graph to find out how the number of endangered species has been increasing since 1980

  • And the Winner Is . . .
    Description:
          Analyze the results of a classroom election

  • Olympic Heroes
    Description:
          Use this graphic organizer (venn diagram ) to identify characteristics that both athletes and heroes possess

  • Get Water-Wise
    Description:
          Study a graph to find out how much water Americans use at home each day

  • Powerful Storms
    Description:
          Use this reproducible to give your students practice reading a double bar graph on Category 4 and 5 hurricanes.

  • Where Does the U.S. Get Its Energy?
    Description:
          A pie-chart activity on U.S. sources of energy in 2004

  • An Opinion Poll
    Description:
          Students collect and analyze data by taking a survey and making a pie chart.

  • Helping Hands
    Description:
          Give students practice building and reading a bar graph.

  • A Greenhouse Gas
    Description:
          Give your students practice reading a pie chart with this reproducible that shows the sources of man-made carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

  • The U.S. Government
    Description:
          Teach students about the three branches of the U.S. government.

  • A Global Problem
    Description:
          Read a graph and learn more about countries that use child labor

  • How the U.S. Uses Oil
    Description:
          Read this graph to see how the U.S. uses oil

  • Graph It
    Description:
          Students create their own bar graph and use it to analyze data from a survey.

  • Energy in the House
    Description:
          Have students read a pie graph to learn how energy is used in the average American home.

  • Coming to America
    Description:
          Read a timeline that shows the number of immigrants that came to the United States between 1900 and 2000.

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