Bar graphs
Students read values and compare categories using clear labelled bar graph displays.
Free maths practice app
Graphs and data practice app
A quick classroom-ready app for reading values, comparing categories, finding totals, identifying most or least and counting tallies.
Pictographs
Picture displays help students connect repeated symbols with totals and comparisons.
Tables
Table questions focus attention on categories, values, totals and most or least.
Tally tables
Tally questions give students practice counting grouped marks carefully.
What students practise
The app is built for short, focused data practice where students need to read a display before answering.
- reading values from bar graphs, pictographs, tables and tally tables
- comparing two categories
- finding a total across the data display
- identifying the most or least common category
- counting tally marks accurately
How it fits a lesson
Use it after modelling a display, during rotations, as a warm-up, or as quick follow-up practice when students need more examples.
- start with read-value questions when students are learning a new display type
- move to compare and total questions once students can find individual values
- use most-or-least questions to practise interpreting the data rather than only reading numbers
- switch to mixed display when students are ready to transfer the same skill across representations
Why it helps
Data questions can go wrong when students answer from a single number without checking the category, scale or symbol key. Focused practice keeps those details visible.
- connects the same data skill across several display types
- builds careful reading of labels, values and tally groups
- supports repeated practice without creating a worksheet pile
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the graphs and data app free?
Yes. Students, teachers and families can open the graphs and data practice app in a browser for free.
What graph types are included?
The app includes bar graphs, pictographs, tables and tally tables.
What question types can students practise?
Students can practise reading values, comparing categories, finding totals, identifying most or least and counting tallies.
Does it replace teaching data displays?
No. It is designed for practice after students have seen how to read the display, scale, categories and tally marks.