Educational overview
Picture graphs turn familiar counts into visual data. Learning to read a key and compare categories prepares children for bar graphs and data questions.
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Garden Picture Graph
Read a garden-votes picture graph where each flower symbol represents one vote, then answer questions about totals and differences.
Free for personal, homeschool and classroom practice according to Picartica’s usage terms.
Learning objective
Build confidence in picture graphs by practising read a one-symbol-one-vote picture graph and compare categories using more and fewer.
What children will practise
- Read a one-symbol-one-vote picture graph
- Compare categories using more and fewer
- Find totals and differences from the graph
How to use this worksheet
Read the graph key first. Have the child count each row's symbols, then point to the evidence before writing an answer.
Parent / Teacher tips
- Ask which row is longest before counting every symbol.
- Make a mini poll at home and draw one symbol per vote.
Common mistakes to watch for
- Counting the category label as a vote.
- Subtracting the smaller count from the wrong larger count.
Extension activity
Survey four family members about a favourite fruit and make a new picture graph.
What’s included
- 1 activity-only PDF page
- A4 and US Letter download options
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