Pictographs are a fun and easy way to represent data using pictures! Each picture represents a certain number of items, making it easy to compare different amounts at a glance. In Grade 2, you'll learn how to read and create pictographs to understand information visually. It's like telling stories with pictures instead of just numbers!
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| 1. Pictograph | A. Information collected for analysis |
| 2. Data | B. A key that tells you what each picture represents |
| 3. Symbol | C. A graph that uses pictures to represent data |
| 4. Key | D. To gather information |
| 5. Collect | E. A picture that represents a certain number of items |
Match each term with its correct definition.
A ________ uses pictures to show ________. Each ________ represents a certain amount. The ________ tells us how much each picture is worth. We ________ data to create pictographs.
Why are pictographs useful for understanding data? Give an example of when you might use a pictograph in real life.
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