A pictograph shows a small set of pictures. Children count the pictures in each row, then answer how many, which has the most, and which has the least.
Every sheet builds a fresh dataset — this is not a blank graph to fill in.
Read the picture graph and answer the questions.
Each picture stands for 1. Read the pictograph, then write the answers.
An early-data generator for ages 5–7. The worksheet creates the counts first, draws one picture for each item, then asks questions about that graph. Numbers stay small. Answers are never printed on the sheet.
Skills practiced
Print tip: One A4 page holds the pictograph and the questions. Each picture means 1. Answers are never printed.