Mean, Median, and Mode – Worksheets

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Mean – Level 1 This two page worksheet introduces mean. The first page uses a more visual concept to explain what the mean or average is. The second page uses the basic expression of adding and then dividing. Key concept: The mean is a number that best describes a set of data (numbers). Preview Print Answers

Median, Mode, and Range Level 1 This one page worksheet covers median, mode, and range. It only shows students how to find the answers not what they truly represent. Helpful idea: Relate median to middle, and mode to most. It usually helps students remember what they mean. Preview Print Answers

Mean, Median, Mode, and Range Level 2 This three page worksheet covers mean, median, mode, and range. It includes more difficult problems for the median and mode, and introduces the best time to use each measure of central tendency. Student misunderstanding: Make sure students start understanding when it is appropriate to use the mean, median, and mode. This is especially important when an outlier is present.   Preview Print Answers

Mean, Median, Mode, Range Level 2 This one page HOLIDAY art worksheet reviews mean, median, mode, and range. Students answer the problems, and then find and color the turkey that matches each answer. Key concept: Students should know what each term means and how to find the solution.   Preview Print Answers

Mean, Median, Mode, Range Puzzles Level 2 These one page puzzles help students practice mean, median, mode, and range. Students need to calculate the missing cards based on the given clues. Helpful idea: Cut the worksheets and use them as class warm ups, or have students work in groups and race to determine the missing cards.   Version A     Preview Print Answers Version B     Preview Print Answers

Answer, Find, and Shade (2 in 1) Mean, Median, Mode, and Range Level 2 This one-page art worksheet has two pictures hidden inside. Students will need to find the mean, median, mode, and range for each set. They must answer all the questions but get to choose to only shade in the odd numbered or even numbered problems to get one of the two different pictures. Preview Print Answers

Test Review Word Problems Average, Proportions, and Unit Rate This free one page worksheet is designed to help students prepare for multiple choice test questions. It covers average, proportions, and unit rate. It is designed for students in grade 5 or year 6, but can be used for any students studying these topics. Key concept: Students need to prepare for multiple choice problems and learn to make logical guesses. Free Version    Preview Print Answers

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