Reading Pictographs
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Practice Questions
- How many stars did Class A earn?
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(C) 20
- Which class earned the most stars?
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(C) Class C
- How many stars did Class B earn?
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(C) 10
- How many more stars did Class C earn than Class B?
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(B) 15
- How many stars did Class A and Class B earn in total?
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(C) 30
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Teaching Notes
Emphasize the importance of the KEY. Without it, we don't know the value.
Vocabulary
Common Mistakes
- Counting the symbols as '1' instead of using the key value
- Forgetting to use the key.
- Miscounting the symbols.
- Incorrect multiplication.
- Misinterpreting comparison questions.
Differentiation
Discussion Questions
- Why do we use pictographs?
- Why is the key important?
- How is this graph useful?
- What information does it show?
- When might we use a pictograph?
Extension Activities
- Create a pictograph where 1 symbol = 10 items.
Parent Tip
Draw a simple pictograph of family members' favorite animals.
Learning Path
Skill Cluster
Data Analysis and Representation
Estimated Time
15 minutes