Pictograph worksheet

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Pictograph worksheet for grade 1

These are the free printable Pictograph worksheet for grade 1. Please download these worksheets by clicking on the images or links shown below.

What is a pictograph?

  • A image graph is called a pictograph.
  • It displays information using symbols or images.
  • A specific number of objects are represented by each image or symbol.

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pictograph worksheet grade 1
Pictograph: Count the teddies

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Below are the pictograph worksheet along with the pictures. Children need to first try to understand what’s happening in the pictures, count the items and answer the questions according to the pictograph. After practicing these brainstorming pictographs children will be more familiar with symbols and graphs and now they will be able to understand how they can be used in various calculations and daily operations.

The pictograph showing number of who saw zoo animals. Use it to answer the questions
Pictograph showing number of who saw zoo animals
Pictograph for grade v1 shows how many snowballs each child made. Use it to answer the questions
Pictograph shows how many snowballs each child made
The Pictograph shows students with their favorite eatables. Use it to answer the questions
The Pictograph shows students with their favorite eatables
The Pictograph shows library with borrowed books. Use it to answer the questions
The Pictograph shows library with borrowed books
Pictograph for grade 1 shows the boys with their favorite toys. Use it to answer the questions
Pictograph shows the boys with their favorite toys
Count the teddies they have and answer the questions.
Pictograph shows 4 friends with teddies

Concept behind Pictograph

  1. Children learn that pictographs use small pictures to represent numbers. Each picture may stand for 1 item or more (e.g., 1 apple = 1 child).
  2. Helps children practice counting, addition, and comparison and encourages critical thinking as they analyze data (e.g., “Which category has the most?”).
  3. Children also learn basic Symbols and Keys like one-to-one representation (1 picture = 1 item).