Free Year 6 Statistical Investigations worksheets (printable PDF)
Free printable Year 6 statistical investigations worksheets, organised using England's year-group terminology and an age-equivalent library level (Key Stage 2), covering plan and run a statistical investigation and interpret the data. Pick a set below to print or save as a PDF, or generate a fresh one. Answers are computed in code from the exact questions on the page; Pro unlocks the printable answer key and removes the watermark. No login is needed to use the worksheet.
How to teach it
Work the whole cycle: pose a question, collect the data into a table, choose a display, then interpret it (total, mode, range, differences) and report what it shows.
Worked example
Common mistake
Collecting data before the question is clear, and confusing the range (spread) with the total.
What's inside
- How many students took part in this survey altogether?
- Which pet was the most popular (the mode)?
- Which pet was the least popular?
- What is the range of the counts (largest count − smallest count)?
- How many more students chose dog than fish?
- How many different pets were compared in this investigation?
Sample questions. Each printable set below has fresh numbers; its printable answer key is available with Pro.
Year 6 Statistical Investigations worksheet sets
All statistical investigations worksheets →Sets A-F are the same worksheet with different questions - print any (or all) for fresh practice.
Frequently asked questions
Are these Year 6 statistical investigations worksheets free?
Yes. Every worksheet on ChalkBee is free to view and print or save as a PDF, with no login required. Pro unlocks the printable answer key and removes the watermark.
Do the worksheets have answer keys?
The answers are computed in code from the exact questions on each sheet. The printable answer key is available with Pro.
How was the Year 6 level chosen?
The collection uses Year 6 terminology and an age-equivalent worksheet-library level. Key Stage 2 is shown as year-group context, not as a claim that every sheet maps to a specific statutory curriculum objective. There are 6 printable sets on this page.
How do I print or download them?
Open any set, then use your browser's print option to print it or to save it as a PDF. The pages are laid out to print cleanly on standard letter or A4 paper.