Pie Chart (Circle Graph) Worksheet Generator

Print free pie chart worksheets for grades 3–6. Read a circle graph whose sectors are labelled with fractions, percents or angles and answer questions about a class survey; make a pie chart from a data table by coloring a circle already cut into 8, 10, 12 or 20 equal slices; or fill in a table from a chart and its total. Blackline, with an answer key.

Grades 3–4: fractions, where the circle is cut into eighths or tenths. Grade 5: percents in steps of 5% and 10%. Grade 6: degrees, working out each angle as number ÷ total × 360°. With two charts, the survey theme you pick is chart A and chart B is a different one. Mixed pairs a chart to read with one to make or tabulate; with one chart per page it picks one of the three each time you press New survey.

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Read the Pie Chart: Fractions
A pie chart (circle graph) shows the parts of a whole. Use each chart and its total to answer the questions.
Favorite Ice Cream FlavorTotal: 24 students
Cherry38Chocolate12Caramel18
  1. 1How many students chose Caramel?
  2. 2Which flavor was chosen the most?
  3. 3How many more chose Chocolate than Caramel?
  4. 4What fraction chose Caramel or Cherry?
Answer KeyRead the Pie Chart: Fractions
Favorite Ice Cream FlavorTotal: 24 students
Cherry38Chocolate12Caramel18
  1. 1How many students chose Caramel?3
  2. 2Which flavor was chosen the most?Chocolate
  3. 3How many more chose Chocolate than Caramel?9
  4. 4What fraction chose Caramel or Cherry?12