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What is a Pictograph?
A pictograph is a chart that uses pictures or symbols to show data. Each picture stands for a certain number of things, making it easy to understand information at a glance.
Think of a pictograph like a story told with pictures: if you see 3 book icons, and each icon means 2 books, you know there are 6 books total!
Pictographs are used to make data fun and clear, like showing how many books students read or how many pets people have, without using boring numbers alone.
Steps to Create a Pictograph
A pictograph is easy to make if you follow a few simple steps. It turns numbers into pictures to show data clearly.
Imagine you're counting fruits in a market. A pictograph helps you show how many apples, bananas, or mangoes there are using fun symbols!
Here's how to do it: collect data, choose a symbol, decide what each symbol means, and draw the pictograph.
Steps to Create a Pictograph
Each step helps turn numbers into a clear, visual story!
How to Play
- Step 1: Count the objects in each group carefully and enter the number in the input box.
- Step 2: Click the "Submit Count" button to record your count. The table updates automatically.
- Step 3: Once all groups are counted, a symbol key appears (e.g., 1 🔵 = 2 items).
- Step 4: Click on empty circles to add symbols to your pictograph. Each symbol represents a fixed number of items.
Tip: Divide the item count by the symbol value to find how many symbols you need!