Which picture graph is correct?
key notes
Understand a Picture Graph (Pictograph)
- A picture graph uses images or symbols to show numbers.
- Each picture stands for a fixed number (like 1 apple = 1 or 2 apples).
π Check the Key (π)
- The key tells what each picture means.
- Example: π = 2 apples
- Always read the key first!
π Count Carefully π’
- Count the number of pictures in each row.
- Multiply using the key if needed.
π Same Size & Type of Pictures πΌοΈ
- All pictures must be same size and shape.
- Mixing different pictures can make the graph incorrect.
π Correct Labels π·οΈ
- Each row should have a clear name (like fruits, animals, etc.).
- Without labels, the graph is confusing.
π Equal Spacing π
- Pictures should be neatly arranged in a line.
- No overlapping or messy placement.
π No Missing or Extra Pictures β
- The number of pictures must match the data exactly.
- Extra or missing pictures make the graph wrong.
β How to Choose the Correct Picture Graph
βοΈ Has a clear key
βοΈ Uses same pictures
βοΈ Shows correct number of symbols
βοΈ Is neat and easy to read
π― Simple Tip for Kids
π βLook, Check, Count, and Decide!β
Learn with an example
π«Chris had a cookout. He got some drinks.

π«Which pictograph shows the right number of each drink?

Count each type of drink.
There are 6 sodas.

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There are 5 bottles of water.

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This pictograph shows 6 sodas and 5 bottles of water.

π«Dorothy got some drinks to share with her art club.

π«Which pictograph shows the right number of each drink?

Count each type of drink.
There are 6 bottles of chocolate milk.

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There are 3 juice boxes.

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This pictograph shows 6 bottles of chocolate milk and 3 juice boxes.

π«Faith packed some snacks for the beach.

π«Which pictograph shows the right number of each snack?

Count each type of snack.
There are 6 bunches of grapes.

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There are 6 bags of chips.

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This pictograph shows 6 bunches of grapes and 6 bags of chips.

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