Mean, Median, and Mode Worksheets
Averages from Frequency Tables
Grades: 6th Grade, Algebra I
Choosing the Best Measure to Describe a Data Set
Grades: 6th Grade, Algebra I
Comparing Two Sets of Data
Grades: 6th Grade, Algebra I
Mean, Median, Mode and Range (A)
Grades: 6th Grade, Algebra I
Mean, Median, Mode and Range (B)
Grades: 6th Grade, Algebra I
Median and Range
Grades: 6th Grade, Algebra I
Mode and Range
Grades: 6th Grade, Algebra I
The Mean (A)
Grades: 6th Grade, Algebra I
The Mean (B)
Grades: 6th Grade, Algebra I
Calculating the Mean from a Frequency Table
Grades: Algebra I
Estimating the Mean
Grades: Algebra I
Worksheets that Help Students Master Mean, Median, Mode, and Range
We offer a large range of math worksheets to help your student or child master these statistical measurements.
All of our mean, median, and mode worksheets are easy to follow and make the topic engaging for students. Our worksheets with answers are designed for students of all abilities to help them succeed at calculating the different measures of the center from frequency tables or grouped data and achieve above-average grades!
Mean, Median, and Mode in the Real World
Although when we hear the word “average” we tend to think of the mean, the terms mean, median and mode are all types of average or measures of center.
Whenever any set of data is being analyzed, at least one type of average will likely be calculated. Scientists and other researchers usually calculate the mean of their sets of data. For example, if someone wants to know the average height of the students in a class or the average income of a town’s population, the mean will usually give a more representative average than the median or the mode. However, the mean can often be skewed by the influence of outliers, so if there are anomalies in a data set, the median makes a more reliable way of interpreting the data.
Support Your Students’ Learning with Our Math Worksheets on Mean, Median, and Mode
In school, children learn not just about how to calculate the mean, median, and mode, but how to apply these skills to their everyday lives.
Mastering data analysis skills, such as calculating the measures of center and measures of variability, will help children in their science classes and will help them interpret and understand statistics that appear in the news about current events. Using mean, median, and mode worksheets will help students master this essential skill and prepare them for the future. Math worksheets provide an excellent resource for both teachers and parents to support a student’s learning.