Parents often still type data management when they want Grade 3 graphing. In the 2020 Ontario curriculum the strand is Data, and expectation D1.2 is displaying data in bar graphs and describing probability as likely or unlikely. This printable preview is a set of class fruit votes. Students read how many votes plums got, find how many more peaches than pears, and decide how tall the cherries bar should be when there are 81 votes in all. A line plot of game scores asks how many marks sit above 3. A bag of 8 red marbles and 1 blue marble asks for the probability of picking red. The mean of a list is not the Grade 3 focus; that calculation is on the Grade 6 data page.
Ontario curriculum: Mathematics (2020) · Data D1.2 — display data in bar graphs and infographics, and describe probability as likely or unlikely
Families still use data management for this search. Ontario's 2020 strand name is Data. Expectation D1.2 is bar graphs, infographics, and describing probability as likely or unlikely.
What graphs are on the Grade 3 data worksheet?
The preview uses a bar graph of fruit votes, a line plot of game scores, and a table of the same kind of vote counts. Students read a bar, compare two bars, and complete a missing bar.
Does this Grade 3 page teach mean, median, and mode?
No. A mean question is on the Grade 6 data worksheet. Grade 3 reads the display and answers a probability question about a bag of marbles.
