Examples of simple picture graphs for Grade 1.

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 📊 A picture graph uses pictures to represent data.
• 🍎 Each picture stands for a certain number of items (usually one).
• ➕ Picture graphs make it easy to compare different amounts.
• 🖍️ They are simple to read and understand, even for young learners.
• 💡 You can use them to answer questions like "Which has the most?" or "Which has the least?"

Practice Quiz

1. What does each picture in a simple picture graph usually represent?
   1. One item
   2. Ten items
   3. Zero items
2. If a picture graph shows 5 apples and each apple represents 1 apple, how many apples are there in total?
   1. 3
   2. 5
   3. 10
3. Which of these questions can you answer using a picture graph showing favorite fruits?
   1. What is the price of each fruit?
   2. Which fruit is the most popular?
   3. What is the weight of each fruit?
4. A picture graph shows 3 stars for Monday, 4 stars for Tuesday, and 2 stars for Wednesday. Which day has the most stars?
   1. Monday
   2. Tuesday
   3. Wednesday
5. If a picture graph uses suns to show the weather each day, and there are 4 suns for sunny days and 1 sun for a rainy day, how many more sunny days are there than rainy days?
   1. 2
   2. 3
   3. 5
6. A picture graph shows favorite colors. Blue has 6 pictures, red has 4 pictures, and green has 2 pictures. Which color is the least favorite?
   1. Blue
   2. Red
   3. Green
7. If each picture of a flower represents one flower, and you see 7 flower pictures, how many flowers are there?
   1. 5
   2. 7
   3. 9