Books Read Pictograph (each picture = 10) (Grade 4)
Printable Grade 4 pictograph worksheet: use the key (each picture = 10) to read the data and answer. Every answer computed.
How to teach pictographs teaching guide, with a worked explanation.
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Grade 4 · Math worksheet
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Date
Math
Books Read Pictograph
Use the key to read the pictograph, then answer.
Books read by each student (pictograph): Key: each * = 10.
| Ivy | ** |
| Noah | *** |
| Mia | ******* |
| Liam | *** |
| Ava | * |
Key: each * = 10
- 1.Mia shows 7 *. How many is that?
- 2.Which row has the most?
- 3.Which row has the fewest?
- 4.What is the total of all the rows?
- 5.How many * would show half of Ivy's pictures?
- 6.How many more does Mia have than Ava?
- 7.How many do Ivy and Noah have altogether?
- 8.How many pictures are drawn for Mia?
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About this worksheet
A pictograph shows data with pictures, where a key tells you how many each picture stands for.
In class: Use the key to work out what each symbol is worth, then multiply, including half symbols. Line symbols up so rows compare fairly.
This Grade 4 pictographs set is free to print or save as a PDF, and its answer key is computed in code, so it is never wrong.