Venn Diagram Worksheet
4th Grade

A Venn diagram is a way of classifying groups of objects with the same properties.

Typically, a venn diagram has two or three circles that intersect each other.

There is also a space outside the circles where objects that do not fit any of the properties can go.

The diagram below shows you how a venn diagram with two circles works.

The worksheets on this page have been split into 2 sections:

1. 2 circle venn diagrams
2. 3 circle venn diagrams

Each sheet consists of sorting either a table of facts, shapes or numbers.

Each sheet contains one set of objects and two different venn diagrams to sort the objects with.

There is a progression from easier to harder sheets within each section.

Using the sheets in this section will help your child to:

• practice using 2 and 3 circle venn diagrams;
• converting data from a table to a venn diagram;
• practice classifying a range of objects using different properties;
• classifying numbers using properties such as prime, multiples and factors.

Below are some sheets to help you practice using 3 circle venn diagrams.

If you are looking for some support or want to see our full range of sheets, then visit our 3-circle-venn-diagram support page.

• 3 Circle Venn Diagram Support page

If venn diagrams are a bit of a mystery to you and you would like some more support, then try our page all about venn diagrams.

There is a video to watch with some simple examples worked through.

If the sheets here are too tricky, then take a look at our 3rd grade venn diagram sheets.

These sheets involve sorting and classifying shapes, numbers and other objects at a 3rd grade level.

We have a wide selection of bar graph, venn diagram and other statistics worksheets.

The sheets in this section will help your child to learn all about inequalities, multiples and factors.

They support the classification and sorting sheets on this page and give help on what multiples and factors are.

The Math Salamanders hope you enjoy using these free printable Math worksheets and all our other Math games and resources.

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