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Free 3rd Grade (3md3) math worksheets on Choosing a Pictograph from Clues. Each worksheet has 2 problems with an answer key and are ideal for teachers and homeschooling. You can download the PDF, create a set of flash cards or set it up for online learning.

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Choosing a Pictograph from Clues
Each worksheet has 2 problems working out four values from clues and choosing the pictograph that shows them.
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Each worksheet has 2 problems working out four values from clues and choosing the pictograph that shows them.

This worksheet asks children to work out four values from a set of clues and then pick the pictograph that shows them. Two of the clues cannot simply be read - one gives a value as so many more than another person, and one gives a combined total that has to be broken apart - so the data has to be worked out before a single picture can be drawn. Each wrong choice reflects a specific mistake: ignoring the key and drawing one picture per item, using a combined total in place of one part, or missing the comparison. Sheets can be customized, turned into flash cards, or assigned for online learning.

Student objectives

  • Work out four unknown values from a set of clues before graphing them.
  • Use a key to decide how many pictures stand for a given number.
  • Compare four pictographs and find the one that matches the data.

Everyday practice

  • Ask family members a question, then draw a pictograph of the answers with a key of 2.
  • Given a pictograph, work backwards and say how many each person has.
  • Make up clues about a set of totals and have someone else draw the graph.

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