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Let’s make data analysis a total no-brainer! With 110 task cards, this engaging, comprehensive pack helps students master Mean, Median, Mode, and Range using real data sets and visuals like graphs and tables. With a mix of multiple-choice, open-ended, and graph-based questions, it’s perfect for building confidence in your math class, centers, test prep, or small group review.
Math talk + data skills = a winning combo!
✅ What’s Included?
This resource includes 3 sets of printable task cards for flexible skill-building practice:
✏️ Set A – Finding Measures of Center (32 Cards)
- 16 multiple-choice questions
- 16 open-ended/standard format questions
- Students find mean, median, mode, and range of raw data sets
✏️ Set B – Graph-Based Problems (18 Half-Page Cards)
Students will apply their knowledge of mean, median, mode, and range to answer questions based on data presented in tables and graphs, including:
- Tally Charts
- Bar Graphs & Double Bar Graphs
- Line Graphs & Double Line Graphs
- Pictographs
- Line Plots
- Stem-and-Leaf Plots
✏️ Set C – Mixed Review Challenge (60 Cards)
A comprehensive mix of problems on:
- Finding mean, median, mode, and range
- Comparing data
- Reasoning through different data scenarios
- Great for differentiation and extension
✏️ Each set also includes:
- Student Recording Sheets
- Teacher Answer Keys
❤️ Why This Resource Is a Must-Have:
- Flexible Use: Great for whole class, small groups, centers, SCOOT, or test prep
- Minimal Prep: Print on cardstock, cut, laminate, and reuse every year
- Differentiation Built-In: Varying levels of difficulty for support and challenge
- Real-World Relevance: Students apply skills to charts, tables, and visual data
- Engaging Format: Keeps students moving, thinking, and interacting with data
⭐️ Perfect For:
- Math Centers or Stations
- SCOOT or Around-the-Room Games
- Homework or Early Finishers
- Sub Plans or Spiral Review
- Standardized Test Prep
✨ Love This? You Might Also Like:
Looking for more graphing and data practice? Check out these engaging math sets:
- Graphing and Data Analysis Task Cards {Interpreting Graphs and Tables}
- Graphing and Data Analysis Task Cards (Full-Page/Poster Size)
We hope that you find these task cards useful in your class. When you get a chance, please don't forget to provide us a feedback as this helps us improve our existing and future products. If you have any questions, you may email us directly at tpt@chilimath.com. Thank you!
Mike and Kathy
© ChiliMath, 2016 - present. The purchase of this product entitles the buyer a limited individual license and is non-transferable. This product is intended to be used by one teacher only. If you would like to share this math resource with your colleagues, you may revisit our TpT store and purchase additional licenses at a discounted price. This product may be printed or photocopied but may not be sold, transmitted, or put on the internet/intranet without a written permission from the authors. Thank you for respecting our work!
Mean Median Mode Range Activity Task Cards: Graphs and Data (3 Sets - 110 Cards)
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Description
Let’s make data analysis a total no-brainer! With 110 task cards, this engaging, comprehensive pack helps students master Mean, Median, Mode, and Range using real data sets and visuals like graphs and tables. With a mix of multiple-choice, open-ended, and graph-based questions, it’s perfect for building confidence in your math class, centers, test prep, or small group review.
Math talk + data skills = a winning combo!
✅ What’s Included?
This resource includes 3 sets of printable task cards for flexible skill-building practice:
✏️ Set A – Finding Measures of Center (32 Cards)
- 16 multiple-choice questions
- 16 open-ended/standard format questions
- Students find mean, median, mode, and range of raw data sets
✏️ Set B – Graph-Based Problems (18 Half-Page Cards)
Students will apply their knowledge of mean, median, mode, and range to answer questions based on data presented in tables and graphs, including:
- Tally Charts
- Bar Graphs & Double Bar Graphs
- Line Graphs & Double Line Graphs
- Pictographs
- Line Plots
- Stem-and-Leaf Plots
✏️ Set C – Mixed Review Challenge (60 Cards)
A comprehensive mix of problems on:
- Finding mean, median, mode, and range
- Comparing data
- Reasoning through different data scenarios
- Great for differentiation and extension
✏️ Each set also includes:
- Student Recording Sheets
- Teacher Answer Keys
❤️ Why This Resource Is a Must-Have:
- Flexible Use: Great for whole class, small groups, centers, SCOOT, or test prep
- Minimal Prep: Print on cardstock, cut, laminate, and reuse every year
- Differentiation Built-In: Varying levels of difficulty for support and challenge
- Real-World Relevance: Students apply skills to charts, tables, and visual data
- Engaging Format: Keeps students moving, thinking, and interacting with data
⭐️ Perfect For:
- Math Centers or Stations
- SCOOT or Around-the-Room Games
- Homework or Early Finishers
- Sub Plans or Spiral Review
- Standardized Test Prep
✨ Love This? You Might Also Like:
Looking for more graphing and data practice? Check out these engaging math sets:
- Graphing and Data Analysis Task Cards {Interpreting Graphs and Tables}
- Graphing and Data Analysis Task Cards (Full-Page/Poster Size)
We hope that you find these task cards useful in your class. When you get a chance, please don't forget to provide us a feedback as this helps us improve our existing and future products. If you have any questions, you may email us directly at tpt@chilimath.com. Thank you!
Mike and Kathy
© ChiliMath, 2016 - present. The purchase of this product entitles the buyer a limited individual license and is non-transferable. This product is intended to be used by one teacher only. If you would like to share this math resource with your colleagues, you may revisit our TpT store and purchase additional licenses at a discounted price. This product may be printed or photocopied but may not be sold, transmitted, or put on the internet/intranet without a written permission from the authors. Thank you for respecting our work!





