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Using a Pictograph to Represent Data Worksheet

Using this Using a Pictograph to Represent Data Worksheet, students arrange the data and organize it into a graph to show the amount of stickers collected.

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How to teach Graphing

Using this Using a Pictograph to Represent Data Worksheet, students arrange the data and organize it into a graph to show the amount of stickers collected.

Graphs provide our students with a lot of information. Being able to create a graph will help your students organize data. This worksheet will help your students to practice creating and reading a graph.

Read the problem below. Then, create a pictograph that will represent the data. Finally, answer the questions using the graph below.

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Introduce this worksheet by reviewing how to read a graph. Next, students can survey that class asking a five people the same question. Then, student complete the worksheet individually or with a partner. Once students have created the pictograph, challenge them to write their own questions relating to the pictograph. Finally, students can share their questions with a partner.

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