Pictographs!

1. Pictographs!

2. What does it mean? Pictograph

3. What does it mean? Pictograph

4. How do we make a Pictograph? • Title • Labels • Symbols • Key

5. Title • A few words that explain what the graph is about • Examples: • Number of books read • Trees in my backyard

6. Labels • Tell what kind of data or information is shown in the graph • Go on the left side of the graph • Examples • Amy, Brett, Catherine, David • Spruce Tree, Birch Tree, Poplar Tree

7. Symbols • A picture that stands for a certain number of objects • A picture can stand for more than one! • Examples:

8. Key! • Tells how many each symbol stands for • Examples • stands for 5 books • stands for 3 trees • = 2 apples

9. Good or Bad Example?

10. Good or Bad Example?

11. Good or Bad Example?

12. Good or Bad Example?

13. Table of data

14. Let’s Make a Pictograph! • http://www.softschools.com/math/data_analysis/pictograph/make_your_own_pictograph/

15. Sticker Pictographs • When you are done please put your work in the bin on the desk at the front • After you have handed in your work think about this- • If the key says = 2 lives what happens if you have to record 3 lives in your pictograph? _ _____

16. Problem 1 Problem 2 Key: = 10 items Key : = 2 treats

17. Exit Slip On your index card write: • At least one thing you learned today about pictographs When you are done writing your index card: • Bring it to the front and put it in the blue bin on the desk