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A picture graph uses pictures to show how many of each item there are. To find the total, count each picture in the row. This 1st Grade Math lesson builds the skill Interpreting Data from Graphs with a concept card and practice.

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"Read Data from Picture and Bar Graphs" is a 1st Grade Math lesson in the Data & Graphs: Collect & Interpret unit, designed for students around ages 6-7.

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Read Data from Picture and Bar Graphs

1st Grade Math practice: According to the graph, how many students like apples. Part of data & graphs: collect & interpret (Data & Graphs: Collect & Interpret).

~8 min

Look at the graph. How many children chose blue as their favorite color?

Reading Picture Graphs

Favorite Fruit

Apples3

Bananas2

Each 🍎 = 1

A picture graph uses pictures to show how many of each item there are. To find the total, count each picture in the row.

💡 Touch each picture with your finger as you count so you don't miss any.