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3rd Grade 3rd Grade Pictograph Worksheet (Scaled)

Read a scaled picture graph — each symbol stands for 5 — and answer how-many, how-many-more, and total questions.

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Worksheet details

Grade
3rd Grade
Subject
Math
Skill
Data & Graphs
Topic
reading a scaled picture graph (key of 5)
Difficulty
Standard
Time
15 minutes
Pages
2 (incl. answer key)
Format
Printable PDF (US Letter)
Answer key
Included
Best for
homework, review, test prep, centers

What This Worksheet Practices

Students will read a scaled pictograph where each symbol represents 5 and solve how-many-more and total questions.

  • Using a scale of 5 to read a graph
  • Solving how-many-more questions
  • Finding totals from a graph

Worksheet Preview

Preview of 3rd Grade Pictograph Worksheet (Scaled)

Reading a scaled picture graph

A scaled pictograph uses a key so one symbol stands for more than one — here, each symbol means 5. Reading it means skip counting by 5s or multiplying, which ties graphing directly to multiplication.

How to use it

Have students count by 5s for each row, then compare and total. Builds on 2nd grade picture graphs and pairs with scaled bar graphs.

👩‍🏫 Teacher note

With a key of 5, students multiply the number of symbols by 5 (or skip count by 5s). Connect this to multiplication facts.

🏠 Parent note

Each picture means 5, so count by 5s for each row, then compare.

Common Mistakes to Watch For

  • Counting each symbol as 1 instead of 5
  • Ignoring a half symbol

Answer Key

The value is given for each question.

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