Thanksgiving Bar Graph Worksheet Packet

Bar graphs are always a hit at our house! Whether we’re graphing the types of writing utensils in the junk drawer (markers, pens, pencils) or graphing types of bear counters (a favorite!), making a bar graph just doesn’t seem to get old.

This Thanksgiving Bar Graph Worksheet packet is fun way to practice the skill of graphing while discussing our favorite Thanksgiving foods.

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Thanksgiving Bar Graph Worksheet Packet

I created this Thanksgiving Bar Graph Worksheet packet to use with 1st through 3rd grades, but you could certainly use it to practice math skills with older students also.

To use this worksheet, print all pages in the download on different pieces of paper.  Your child will need the papers side-by-side to easily count and record the data.

Now, your child should count the number of each object shown on the picture page.  Use a pencil, crayons, or markers to graph the correct number of the given object.

If you want to re-use the graph, you could always use a manipulative to mark the Type of Food column.  Counting cubes, counting chips, or whatever you have on hand works to practice graphing skills!

After your child has completed the graph, make sure she completes the last page where she analyzes her data. Answer specific questions about the Thanksgiving foods used in the bar graph.

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