Kindergarten Kindergarten Picture Graph Worksheet
Read the picture graph by counting the pictures, then answer the questions.
- Centers
- Homework
- Morning Work
- Review
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- Grade
- Kindergarten
- Subject
- Math
- Skill
- Data & Graphs
- Topic
- reading a simple picture graph (each picture = 1)
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- 10 minutes
- Pages
- 2 (incl. answer key)
- Format
- Printable PDF (US Letter)
- Answer key
- Included
- Best for
- centers, homework, morning work, review
Worksheet details
What This Worksheet Practices
Students will read a picture graph where each picture stands for one, and answer how-many and comparison questions.
- Reading a picture graph
- Counting to find how many
- Comparing which has more or fewer
Inside This Printable
Student directions: Use the picture graph to answer each question. Each picture stands for 1.
Sample questions
- How many children chose apple?
- How many children chose banana?
- How many children chose grape?
The PDF contains 5 practice questions plus 2 challenge questions.
Worksheet Preview
Reading a picture graph
A picture graph shows data with pictures. When each picture stands for one, reading the graph is just careful counting. This is a young child’s first step into reading data — and it leads straight to bar graphs.
How to use it
Have your child touch and count each picture in a row before answering, then compare rows to find most and fewest. Leads to 1st grade picture graphs.
👩🏫 Teacher note
Each picture stands for one. Have students touch and count each picture in a row before answering. This is the first step toward bar graphs.
🏠 Parent note
Point to each picture and count out loud, then ask 'Which row has the most?'
Common Mistakes to Watch For
- Miscounting the pictures
- Confusing 'more' and 'fewer'
Answer Key
The count is given for each question.
⬇ Download Answer Key (PDF)Related Worksheets
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