Data Representation Worksheets

Printable “Data Representation” worksheets:
Data Representation (First Grade)
Tally Charts
Picture Graphs
Bar Graphs
Scaled Bar Graphs
Line Plots

Data Representation Worksheets (Tally Charts)

A tally chart is a simple and effective tool for recording and organizing data. It’s particularly useful for young learners, like second graders, and for situations where you need to quickly track large quantities.

1. A tally chart typically has two columns:
   Categories: This column lists the different types of data you’re recording (e.g., favorite colors, types of pets, book genres).
   Tally Marks: This column uses marks to represent the frequency of each category.
   
2. Using Tally Marks:
   Each individual mark (|) represents one item.
   Groups of five marks are crossed through with a diagonal line (/) to form a “bundle” representing five items.
   This system makes counting easier and avoids having too many individual marks.
   
3. Use tally charts to compare data between different categories. For example, students can count the number of boys and girls in the class and make a tally chart to compare the numbers. Practice adding up the tally marks in each category to find the total amount.

Have a look at this video if you need to learn how to count with Tally Marks and Tally Charts.

• Counting with Tally Marks and Tally Charts

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