Let's solve the picture graph step by step based on the image provided.
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Understanding the Picture Graph
Each symbol represents
one child. We count how many symbols are in each row to find out how many children used each mode of transportation.
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Step 1: Count the Symbols
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Walk
- There are
7 walking figures.
✔ So,
7 children walked to school.
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Car
- There are
6 car symbols.
✔ So,
6 children came by car.
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Bike
- There are
4 bike symbols.
✔ So,
4 children came by bike.
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Bus
- There are
3 bus symbols.
✔ So,
3 children came by bus.
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Now let’s answer the questions:
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1) How many children walked to school?
👉
7
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2) How many children came by bike?
👉
4
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3) How many children came by car?
👉
6
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4) How many children came on the school bus?
👉
3
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5) How many children did not walk?
We need to add up all the children who didn’t walk:
- Car: 6
- Bike: 4
- Bus: 3
Total = 6 + 4 + 3 =
13
✔ So,
13 children did not walk.
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6) How did most children come to school that day?
Let’s compare the totals:
- Walk: 7
- Car: 6
- Bike: 4
- Bus: 3
The highest number is
7, which is
walking.
✔ So,
most children walked to school.
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✔ Final Answers:
1)
7
2)
4
3)
6
4)
3
5)
13
6)
Walk
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🎯 Summary:
- The most common way to school was
walking.
- A total of
7 + 6 + 4 + 3 = 20 children came to school that day.
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of pictographs worksheet for 1st grade.
