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Pictographs

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Intros
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Lessons
  1. What is a pictograph?
  2. How to read a pictograph
  3. Understanding symbols and half symbol scales
  4. Choosing a scale for your data
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Examples
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  1. Understanding symbols and scale
    Fill in the blanks about the symbols and scale
    1. If Pictographs represents 6 oranges, then Pictographs represents ___ oranges.
    2. If Pictographs represents 60 pizza slices, then Pictographs represents ___ pizza slices.
    3. If Pictographs represents ___ pencils, then represents 5 pencils.
    4. If Pictographs represents 6 gummy bears, then Pictographs represents ___ gummy bears.
    5. If Pictographs represents ___ donuts, then Pictographs represents 6 donuts.
  2. Reading and understanding data displayed on a pictograph
    Use the pictograph to answer the questions

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    1. How many of each type of apple was sold?
    2. How many apples were sold in total?
    3. Redraw the pictograph with a different (bigger) scale.
  3. Reading and understanding data displayed on a pictograph (with half symbols)
    Use the pictograph to answer the questions

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    1. Fill in the table for the number represented by the symbols.
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    2. How many butterflies did he catch in total?
    3. How many times as many monarchs did he catch as swallowtails?
    4. How many more white cabbages did he catch than swallowtails?
  4. Creating a pictograph
    Answer the questions for creating a pictograph

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    1. Look at the table of data. What is the scale for the pictograph? The symbol of a circle will be used.
    2. Draw in the symbols for the pictograph to display the data.

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    3. Order the most common favorite color to the least favorite.
    4. If there are actually 321 students, did everyone take the survey?