Practice counting pictures, comparing groups, and making simple pictographs with one picture standing for one item.
Look at each pictograph carefully. Use the key to count, compare, or draw pictures. Show your work in the space provided.
Read picture symbols and create simple pictographs
Math - Grade K-1
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Look at the pictograph. Key: each apple picture means 1 apple. Red apples: 4 pictures. Green apples: 2 pictures. How many red apples are there?
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Look at the pictograph. Key: each star means 1 vote. Cats: 3 stars. Dogs: 5 stars. Which pet got more votes?
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Look at the pictograph. Key: each circle means 1 ball. Soccer balls: 2 circles. Basketballs: 2 circles. Are there more soccer balls, more basketballs, or the same number?
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Mia made a pictograph of fruit in her lunch. Key: each picture means 1 fruit. Apples: 1 picture. Bananas: 3 pictures. Oranges: 2 pictures. How many fruits are there in all?
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Make a pictograph for these snacks. Crackers: 3. Grapes: 4. Cheese sticks: 1. Use one picture for each snack.
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Look at the pictograph. Key: each smiley face means 1 student. Likes blue: 5 smiley faces. Likes yellow: 4 smiley faces. How many students like yellow?
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Look at the pictograph. Key: each book picture means 1 book. Picture books: 6. Animal books: 2. How many more picture books are there than animal books?
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Make a pictograph for the number of birds seen. Blue birds: 2. Red birds: 5. Yellow birds: 3. Use one bird picture for each bird.
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Look at the pictograph. Key: each leaf means 1 leaf. Monday: 3 leaves. Tuesday: 1 leaf. Wednesday: 4 leaves. Which day has the most leaves?
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Look at the pictograph. Key: each fish picture means 1 fish. Goldfish: 4 pictures. Guppies: 4 pictures. How many fish are shown in all?
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Sara asked friends which playground game they like. Key: each heart means 1 vote. Tag: 2 hearts. Swings: 6 hearts. Slide: 3 hearts. Which game got the fewest votes?
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Make a pictograph for favorite ice cream flavors. Vanilla: 2 votes. Chocolate: 4 votes. Strawberry: 2 votes. Use one scoop picture for each vote.
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Look at the pictograph. Key: each triangle means 1 block. Red blocks: 5 triangles. Blue blocks: 3 triangles. How many blocks are shown in all?
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Look at the pictograph. Key: each sun means 1 sunny day. Week 1: 4 suns. Week 2: 2 suns. How many more sunny days were in Week 1 than Week 2?
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A class wants to make a pictograph of pets. The counts are dogs: 3, cats: 2, fish: 1. What key should they use if one picture will stand for one pet?