It’s apple time! It’s also time to practicing graphing. This apples graphing activity combines both into a fun, hands-on activity. This set is filled with colorful little cards that show graphics of:
- apple blossoms
- a leaf
- a jar of applesauce
- apple seeds
- a basket of apples
- an apple core
- an apple pie
- even a cute green worm in an apple!
Graphing is an important skill that students use in math, science, and even history. Bar graphs are a wonderful place to start when learning how to graph!
This easy-to-use graph is also a great tool for launching a discussion focused on comparing and contrasting different results.
Your students will sort the various apple-themed cards according to picture. They will then create a bar graph of the correct number for each picture.
This Apples Graphing Activity in also my shop. You can see all of my apple-themed products here.
Apples Graphing Activity
Simply click on the different graphics below to launch the PDF. Save it to your computer and print.
Don’t miss these other fun apple-themed learning activities for second graders!
- How to use an apple to explain basic fractions from Crafty Kids at Home
- Apple Array Practice for Second Grade from Look! We’re Learning!
- Apples Graphing Activity from Sallie Borrink Learning
- Free Number Order Printable Apples from Life Over C’s
- Preserve an apple from getting brown from Planet Smarty Pants
- Apple Descriptions {adjectives} from School Time Snippets
- Nouns and Verbs – Apple Theme from 123 Homeschool 4 Me
- Black and White Apple Prints: A Lesson in Contrast from Creative Family Fun
- Apple Toothpick Tower Challenge from Preschool Powol Packets
Categories: Learning Activities• Teaching in a Classroom
Cute! I love how it shows so many different uses for apples too!
I like to make products that cover more than one learning skill or subject at one time. 🙂
Great activity! I’ve printed it out to use today! Thanks!
I hope you enjoyed it with your little ones! 🙂
Graphing is such an important skill to learn!
I know! I started thinking about all of the different ways we use graphing in life. It’s a valuable skill. 🙂
I had a great time doing this activity with my 2 sons this afternoon. Thanks for the free printable!
Thanks, Nicola! I’m glad you enjoyed it. 🙂