Pictographs worksheets
Third grade pictographs bring in scaled keys: each symbol now stands for 2, 5, or 10, with half symbols on the even scales. Every question starts at the key: a row of 4 symbols on a key of 5 means 20, not 4.
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What students need to know
Read the key first. Count the symbols, then multiply by what each one stands for.
This skill runs from 2nd grade through 3rd grade. Pick a grade above for level-matched sentences, teaching notes, and worksheets.
Pictographs across the grades
2nd grade
Pictograph worksheets for second grade use a one-to-one key (each symbol stands for one) so reading the graph is careful counting. One question sits below each graph: how many in a category, which has the most, or how two rows compare.
3rd grade
Third grade pictographs bring in scaled keys: each symbol now stands for 2, 5, or 10, with half symbols on the even scales. Every question starts at the key: a row of 4 symbols on a key of 5 means 20, not 4.
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