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Print free line plot worksheets for grades 2–5. Make a line plot from a list of measurements by drawing an X for each one, or read a finished line plot and answer how-many, most-often, how-many-more and difference questions. Use whole numbers or fraction line plots in halves, quarters and eighths, with an answer key.

Grade 2: whole-number lengths with 8–12 data points. Grade 3: halves and quarters of an inch. Grades 4–5: eighths, where the last question adds up all the pieces of one length. Read plots always come with questions.

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Line Plot: Ribbon Pieces
Draw an X above the number line for each measurement. Cross off each number as you plot it.
Lengths of ribbon pieces in the craft box (inches)
899951291010111111
456789101112Length (inches)
  1. 1How many ribbon pieces are there in all?
  2. 2Which length appears most often?
  3. 3How many more ribbon pieces measure 10 inches than 12 inches?
  4. 4What is the difference between the longest and the shortest ribbon piece?
  5. 5How many ribbon pieces measure more than 5 inches?
Answer KeyLine Plot: Ribbon Pieces
Lengths of ribbon pieces in the craft box (inches)
899951291010111111
456789101112Length (inches)
  1. 1How many ribbon pieces are there in all?12
  2. 2Which length appears most often?9 inches
  3. 3How many more ribbon pieces measure 10 inches than 12 inches?1
  4. 4What is the difference between the longest and the shortest ribbon piece?7 inches
  5. 5How many ribbon pieces measure more than 5 inches?11