To solve this problem, we need to count how many times each mode of transportation appears in the chart. This is called "graphing" or collecting data.
Step 1: Identify the categories.
Looking at the labels under the pictures, the different ways to travel to school are:
* Bus
* Bike
* Walk
* Car
Step 2: Count the items for each category.
Let's look at each box and tally them up:
*
Bus: There is one school bus in the top left box and another school bus in the bottom left box.
* Count: 1 + 1 =
2
*
Bike: There is one bicycle in the top right box. There are no other bikes.
* Count:
1
*
Walk: There is one picture of people walking in the middle left box.
* Count:
1
*
Car: There is one car in the middle right box and another car in the bottom right box.
* Count: 1 + 1 =
2
Step 3: Verify the total.
Total items = 2 (bus) + 1 (bike) + 1 (walk) + 2 (car) = 6 items.
There are 6 boxes in the image, so our count is correct.
Summary of Data:
* Bus: 2
* Bike: 1
* Walk: 1
* Car: 2
Final Answer:
Bus: 2, Bike: 1, Walk: 1, Car: 2
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of school worksheet to print out.
