Color Sort Challenge
A Grade 3 math worksheet focusing on data sorting and graphing using colors.
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Color Sort Challenge
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Read each question carefully and follow the instructions to sort and count colors.
Look at the colored pencils below. We will use these to answer the questions.
1. Count how many pencils there are of each color and fill in the blanks.
Red:
Blue:
Green:
Yellow:
2. Which color has the most pencils?
Red
Blue
Green
Yellow
3. There are more red pencils than yellow pencils.
4. If you had 2 more blue pencils, you would have blue pencils.
5. Imagine you put all the pencils in a bag. If you picked one out without looking, which color would you be most likely to pick? Why?
6. Create a bar graph to show the number of pencils for each color. Label the axes.
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