📊 Topic Summary
Pictograms are a fun way to show data using pictures! Instead of writing numbers, we use symbols or pictures to represent how many of something we have. This makes it easy to quickly see and compare different amounts. For example, if we want to show how many apples each student has, we can draw an apple for each apple they own. Pictograms help us understand information at a glance!
In this worksheet, we will learn how to collect data and represent it using pictograms. Let’s get started!
🔤 Part A: Vocabulary
Match the words with their correct definitions:
- Data
- Pictogram
- Symbol
- Represent
- Survey
- A picture or drawing used to stand for something.
- Information collected for analysis.
- To stand for or show something.
- A way to collect information by asking questions.
- A graph that uses pictures to show data.
(Match each word to the correct definition. For example: 1 goes with ... , 2 goes with ..., etc.)
✍️ Part B: Fill in the Blanks
Use the words from the word bank to complete the sentences.
Word Bank: data, pictures, information, pictogram, represent
- A __________ is a graph that uses __________ to show __________.
- We use a __________ to __________ data in a visual way.
🤔 Part C: Critical Thinking
Imagine you asked your classmates what their favorite color is. How would you use a pictogram to show your findings?