Using Pictographs

Using Pictographs

Pictographs = Picture+graph

A pictograph or picture graph uses small pictures or symbols to compare information. Let's try one!

Multiple Choice

How many people ate banana?

• 7

• 5

• 2

• 1

Good graphs use a key

• I key helps you read the graph

• It shows you how much each symbol is worth.

• You'll see an example in the next question

Multiple Select

A pictograph must always have a... (choose two)

• Marker

• Title

• Cup of coffee

• A key

Multiple Choice

How many students like strawberries the best?

• 2
• 40
• 20
• 10

Multiple Choice

How many strawberries does Ed have?

• 2

• 1

• 4

• 6

Reading pictographs

• Look at the title, the options, the key

• Figure out what the question is asking you

• You may need to add or subtract to answer a question about a pictograph

Multiple Choice

How many students play soccer and baseball?

• 90

• 40

• 50

• 110

Multiple Choice

Which topping was more popular? Cheese or sausage?

• Cheese

• Sausage

• They were equally popular

• Neither one was popular

Poll

Do you prefer picture graphs or bar graphs?

• Picture graphs

• Bar graphs

Great work!

• Take out your CHAPTER 2 Moose Book

• Open to page 94- we'll review together

• Page 97 and 98 on your own