A pictograph uses pictures to represent data. A line graph shows change over a period of time. A line graph is also used to look for trends and make predictions. No matter which type of graph you use, make sure to document your data source.

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Horizontal Picture Graph Worksheets

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Horizontal Picture Graph Lesson: Leads students on the use of horizontal picture graphs by providing a supporting vertical graph.; Standard: MATH 1
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Horizontal Picture Graph Quiz: Students use the data from the picture graph to make a bar graph and answer 5 questions.; Standard: MATH 1
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Independent Practice 1: Students examine data on a music themed picture graph. Include 6 questions and space for a bar graph.; Standard: MATH 1
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Independent Practice 2: What your favorite crayon color? See what others had to say.; Standard: MATH 1
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Homework Worksheet: Students look at data from a recent survey on favorite vegetables. Favorite vegetable, we know, pure fiction!; Standard: MATH 1
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How Do Data Tables Make Our Lives Easier?: Data tables make everything we read more manageable. Look at the most popular newspapers and web sites.; View Math Article

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More Advanced Math Worksheets

More Advanced Worksheets: The next level of math skills.; -Draw Shapes On The Grid
-Plotting Graph Coordinates
-Identifying Grid Location
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Less Advanced Math Worksheets

Remedial Math Worksheets: Skills needed to get to this level.; -Reading Data Tables
-Using Data Tables
-Reading Picture Graphs
-Reading Vertical Graphs