Handling data

This page gives you access to a comprehensive list of home learning worksheets covering the topic of handling data.
EdPlace has created thousands of Home Learning Worksheets that accurately follow the National Curriculum in the core subjects of Maths worksheets, English worksheets and Science worksheets for Key Stages 1-4.

Printable worksheets

• Is the result of the subtraction an odd or even number? (1-100)
• A scale of probability
• Probability
• Drawing a pictogram
• Put the integers in order, smallest first (-50 - 50)
• Plot graphs of functions for y explicit or implicit
• Plot graphs of simple cubic and reciprocal functions
• Train timetables
• Rounding distances to the nearest 10, 100 and 1000 km
• Count and write the number of objects (1-10)
• Arrange the objects into the correct groups
• Finding the averages and range of a small set of discrete data
• Find the modal class of a set of continuous data
• Put the right symbol in between the two temperatures (-10 - 10)
• Calculate mean, median and range of a dataset
• Finding the mean from an assumed mean
• Round the number to the nearest ten (1-100)
• Reading a line graph
• Work out whether the result of the addition is an odd or even number (1-100)
• Use the table to complete the chart and the chart to complete the table
• Use the table to complete the chart
• Understanding bar charts
• Write the number of cats in the table
• Answer the questions about the pie chart
• Match equations to curves
• Train timetables
• Write the numbers as words (1000-10000)
• Write the numbers as words (100-1000)
• Guess how many objects there are (1-20)
• Linear functions from real life problems
• Finding the mean from a frequency table
• Probabilities that add to 1
• Times tables to 10 x 10
• Interpret conversion graphs
• Comparing numbers (101-9999)
• Round the number to the nearest ten (111-994)
• Work out whether the result of the division is an odd or even number (1-100)
• Use a conversion graph to convert pounds into Euros
• Describe given ratios (Complete given sentences)
• Sort the 2D shapes into the right box in the table
• Use the table to finish the chart
• Complete the table
• Listing outcomes
• Work out whether the result of the multiplication is an odd or even number (1-100)
• Reading a pictogram
• Arrange the numbers in order, smallest first (1-29)
• Stem and leaf diagrams
• Probabilities of independant events
• Scatter diagrams
• Histograms for grouped continumes data
• Frequency diagrams