Here you will find our range of free line plot worksheets, which will help you to learn how to create and interpret line plots at a 4th grade level.
We also have an online quiz where you can test your knowledge of line plots and get immediate feedback!
A line plot is a visual way of recording data values.
A dot plot is another name for a line plot.
In a line plot, the data is displayed as points, or check marks, above a number line.
Example Line Plot showing children's ages at a tennis club.
The line plot above, shows the ages of a group of children playing at a tennis club.
Using a line plot, we can clearly see:
One of the advantages of using a line plot, rather than a bar graph or line graph, is the speed and ease at which they can be created.
These sheets have been created for students around 4th grade level.
All the worksheets involve creating and analysing different line plots.
In the answer sheets, we have used a 'X' symbol for the data. However a range of different symbols can be used - a common alternative is small circles.
We have split our 4th grade line plots worksheets into two sections.
For the first two worksheets, you need to read a scale to work out the data values which then need to be put into the line plot.
Sheet 3 involves converting a tally chart into a line plot and answering questions about the line plot.
These sheets involve answering questions about a range of line plots.
There are two line plots on each sheet to answer questions about.
We have created a sheet for more able students who are already confident using line plots.
They are more advanced and require problem solving skills to work out.
You have to follow the clues to work out where to put the data points into the line plot.
There are two separate line plots to solve on this sheet.
Here is a range of free line plot worksheets for 3rd graders.
The worksheets follow a similar format to those on this page, but are at an easier level.
Here is a range of free line plot worksheets for 5th graders.
The worksheets follow a similar format to those on this page, but are at a harder level.
Take a look at some more of our worksheets similar to these.
Using these 4th grade math worksheets will help you to:
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This quick quiz tests your knowledge and skill at reading and interpreting line plots at a 4th grade level.
Many of the questions on this quiz are similar to the questions on the Interpreting Line Plots worksheets.
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