Read a Picture Graph
Look at the picture graph. Use it to answer the questions.
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This is sheet #15424601.
How to do it
- Count the pictures in each row.
- Find the row with the fewest.
- Answer the questions in the boxes.
Teaching tip
For "how many more", have your child line up two rows with a finger and count the extras. This sheet is aligned with Common Core 1.MD.C.4.
About this worksheet
A picture graph with questions about most, fewest, how many in all, and how many more.
What kids practice
Graphs are a way to sort and count things so you can see the answer at a glance. First graders sort things into up to three groups, count each group, and answer questions like "Which has the most?" and "How many more?"
Watch for
- Counting the same picture twice or skipping one. Crossing off each one as it's counted helps.
- Coloring the bar graph from the top instead of the bottom.
- For "how many more", giving one of the numbers instead of the difference.
It's free to print, with an answer key. See the full graphs with three categories guide for 1st grade.
