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Circle graphs are useful for visualizing the distribution or composition of a dataset when comparing the relative sizes of different categories. They work best with a limited number of categories and are often used to represent percentages, proportions, or shares of a whole.
Our printable pie graph (circle graph) worksheets consist of interpreting data in whole numbers, fractions and percentage; representing data in fractions or percent; drawing a pie diagram and more. The pie graphs are designed based on different interesting themes.
Your students will use these activity sheets to learn how to create and interpret circle graphs, also known as pie charts. Students will also practice calculating and demonstrating proper segment percentages.
Read & interpret data on pie graphs (circle graphs). These printables feature basic pie graphs with basic fractions, as well as advanced ones with percentages.
This information will help us as we learn how to draw a circle graph. Example 1: The table below shows how Cara spends each part of her earnings. Construct a circle graph to visually display this data.
Circle graphs show the relative sizes of different categories in a population. In these worksheets, students draw and analyze circle graphs (pie charts). Analyze: Worksheet #1. (with fractions) Worksheet #2. Draw & analyze:
Creating circle charts. A pie chart is a graph which displays data in a circle; each slice of pie represents a different data category. In these worksheets, students create pie charts with a one to one correspondence between data items and pie chart slices.
